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Article content Dylan Bullock, who is based in Merritt, suffered burns to his chest, neck, arm and face while fighting the more than 400-square-kilometre Sparks Lake wildfire, according to a GoFundMe page. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or B.C. wildfires: Fundraising campaign launched for firefighter injured battling blaze near Kamloops Back to video The page says he was airlifted to Vancouver and will be in the ICU before moving to the burn unit for rehab. A GoFundMe has been started for Dylan Bullock, who was badly burned fighting the Spark...
Bullock has been fighting fires for the last 10 years. The injury occurred near Red Lake during a controlled burn, according to WorkSafeBC. “Dylan’s journey to recovery will be a long one, and will rely on a lot of support from all aspects of his day to day life,” fundraising organizer Maria Cihlar posted on the GoFundMe page (search “ Dylan’s Journey to Recovery"). “Myself and his family would like to thank everyone in advance for any donations, as they will be helping Dylan through the next few months, especially during rehab for his arm and neck.” Danielle Marchand, a spok...
VANCOUVER -- A firefighter on the frontlines of battling one of the largest wildfires in B.C. has suffered serious burns and injuries. An online fundraising campaign has been launched for Dylan Bullock, who’s had 10 years of experience as a wildlfire fighter, according to the page. “Dylan suffered burns to his chest, neck, arm and face during a fire accident,” the GoFundMe page said. “Dylan’s journey to recovery will be a long one and will rely on a lot of support from all aspects of his day to day life.” The GoFundMe said he is in the intensive care unit of a Vancouver ho...