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Temperatures continued to climb across B.C. on Thursday as the province faces a third heat wave this summer, worsening tinder-dry conditions and causing fires to spread.

Three blazes of note in PG Fire Centre now being held SHARE ON: Wildfire Mitigation efforts (Photo by BC Wildfire Service) It was another successful weekend for Wildfire crews as more rain put a damper on some of the blazes within the PG Fire Centre. Spokesperson, Hannah Harris told MyPGNow.com one other fire of note is now under the same category. “Grizzly Lake as of Friday has changed to being held so there is progress on the fires and we still have resources working on all of the fires.”

Trio of PG area wildfires now being held SHARE ON: Crews continue to make headway on the eight fires of note within the Prince George Fire Centre. Spokesperson, Hannah Harris told Vista Radio a trio of fires including Cutoff Creek southeast of Fraser Lake underwent a recent update. “As of last night, its status has changed from out of control to being held so that’s exciting. Tentfire Creek and Camsell Lake are also being held.” In addition, the Black Pine fire, west of PG remains at 16-thousand hectares. Harris noted a fair amount of resources continue to be allocated towards that fire...

City of Prince George welcoming wildfire evacuees with open arms SHARE ON: (Files by Dione Wearmouth – My Prince George Now) With wildfires blazing across the province and an evacuation alert issued for 100 Mile House, Prince George Mayor Lyn Hall says the Northern Capital is ready to take in evacuees if necessary. According to Hall, around 60 evacuees from the Yekooche Lake area fled to PG in the last 10-12 hours. “We’ve been prepared since 2017 when we had 10,000 evacuees here and our emergency operations centre has mobilized we’re at level one right now and prepared to move at a mo...