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More than 1,000 fires are still burning across Canada - one-third of them in British Columbia.

An out-of-control blaze burning in northern Washington state exploded in size, crossed the Canadian border and set off a cascade of evacuations over the weekend.

732 properties on evacuation order due to 1,450-hectare Eagle Bluff wildfire

Hundreds of people are being allowed to return to their homes in Osoyoos in southern British Columbia after winds pushed back a wildfire that threatened the town over the weekend.

The BC Wildfire Service said the Eagle Bluff wildfire saw limited growth observed along the east and north flanks Monday night with a majority of activity has been observed along the west flank and northwest corner of the wildfire. BC Wildfire Service said the wildfire, which has grown to 3,044 hectares (10,245 acres near Oroville in Washington State), first ignited in the

The BC Wildfire Service said the Eagle Bluff wildfire on the outskirts, approximately four kilometers southwest of Osoyoos, has grown to 1,450 hectares north of the Canada/U.S. Border. The wildfire first ignited in the U.S. before crossing the Canada- United States border Saturday evening (July 29). The BC Wildfire Service said the fire size is based on most current

OROVILLE – Households on Loomis-Oroville Road, from River Street to Enloe Dam Road, were raised to a Level 3 evacuation notice just after 6 p.m. – meaning to evacuate as

A wildfire that sparked Saturday afternoon just south of the U.S. border has crossed into Canada, triggering an evacuation alert in the southern Okanagan.

OROVILLE, Wash. — The Eagle Bluff fire has burned about 2,500 acres and there are 15 aircrafts assigned to this fire.

A wildfire that sparked Saturday afternoon just south of the U.S. border has crossed into Canada, triggering an evacuation alert in the southern Okanagan.