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From June 25 to July 2, 2021, the Pacific Northwest experienced a record-breaking heat wave that sent the normally temperate region into Death Valley-like extre

Mayor Denise O'Connor said the first residential rebuild permit was issued in the fall and "rebuilding is going to be starting full force" in the coming months.

A 7,500-year-old spear point and ancestral remains are among the thousands of artifacts uncovered at the townsite, following a 2021 fire that razed the village.

The entire village is protected under B.C.’s Heritage Conservation Act, but some homeowners seeking to break ground say they’re being hit with archeology fees not covered by the province or insurance

The state of emergency was only lifted this June with local officials suggesting people could start rebuilding in a few months, though it remains unclear how many will decide to return

Provincial firefighting agencies are stretched thin, there is no national agency and it’s hard to get approval for controlled burns — factors that have exacerbated recent outbreaks.

We can’t call these supercharged seasonal infernos our ‘new normal.’ There’s nothing natural about how we changed the Earth’s climate

Annual period reminds residents of 2021’s devastation and trauma, and it leaves them wondering when their village will return to life.

Annual period reminds residents of 2021’s devastation and trauma, and it leaves them wondering when their village will return to life.

The effects of Torontos cooling housing market are having a marked effect on luxury real estate in the city, with properties now regularly changin...