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Twisted metal, charred debris and endless ash are all that remains of the Scotch Creek-Lee Creek Fire Hall. The fire department building was one of nearly 200 structures completely destroyed by the fast-growing Bush Creek East wildfire in the Shuswap region of British Columbia.
Video taken by Global News during a media tour of the North Shuswap on Wednesday shows untold blackened and scorched trees.
Twisted metal, charred debris and endless ash are all that remains of the Scotch Creek-Lee Creek Fire Hall. The fire department building was one of nearly 200 structures completely destroyed by the fast-growing Bush Creek East wildfire in the Shuswap region of British Columbia.
Crumpled, twisted metal alongside piles of ash and a staircase leading nowhere. This is what's left of the Shuswap's Scotch Creek fire hall after a wildfire burned through the area.
Community gets a look at the damage even as Buch Creek East firefighting continues