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Okanagan neighbourhood threatened by wildfire treated to rain song - Vimarsana News

Okanagan neighbourhood threatened by wildfire treated to rain song

As rain started to land on the last West Kelowna neighbourhood threatened by the McDougall Creek wildfire Sunday, a joyful sound emerged: South African fire crews sang a rain song.

West Kelowna neighbourhood treated to rain song as crews continue to fight wildfire - Vimarsana News

West Kelowna neighbourhood treated to rain song as crews continue to fight wildfire

As rain started to land on the last West Kelowna neighbourhood threatened by the McDougall Creek wildfire Sunday, a joyful sound emerged: South African fire crews sang a rain song.

No more 'Forest Fridays': B.C. students face return to school after wildfires - Vimarsana News

No more 'Forest Fridays': B.C. students face return to school after wildfires

Alesha Campbell's daughter Maddie, 5, used to look forward to 'Forest Fridays,' when she and kindergarten classmates would walk through the woods behind her West Kelowna school.

Calm night on the fire lines in West Kelowna, officials say - Vimarsana News

Calm night on the fire lines in West Kelowna, officials say

Active firefighting is underway in a number of neighbourhoods and ongoing dangers like downed power lines, hazardous materials, damaged trees, debris and equipment pose risks.

'I'm running out of underwear, too, folks!' West Kelowna fire chief calls for patience from evacuees - Vimarsana News

'I'm running out of underwear, too, folks!' West Kelowna fire chief calls for patience from evacuees

West Kelowna’s fire chief knows exactly how eager evacuees are to get home now that the McDougall Creek wildfire is more manageable.

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