B.C. to rescind campfire ban for Kamloops Fire Centre
The campfire ban was originally issued on June 8, but lasted only eight days before the province rescinded it.
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The campfire ban was originally issued on June 8, but lasted only eight days before the province rescinded it.
Penticton and Veron, however, are lifting theirs, citing reduced wildfire risks. But local officials are urging people to use caution and follow fire safety rules.
B.C.'s housing minister opted out of visiting Kelowna's tent city while on an Okanagan stop this week, which didn't sit well with at least one of its residents.
Wildfires burning in B.C.’s northeast, and in Alberta, have resulted in air quality statements for 14 regions across the province.
After getting a one-week delay on a June 13 deportation order, the Penticton family was informed on Tuesday that their deportation order delay is now “indefinite.”