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Lytton First Nation in B.C. orders wildfire evacuation of two reserves

FRASER CANYON AREA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, JUL 31 – The Cantilever Bar wildfire has grown to 6.5 square kilometres, triggering evacuation orders for multiple First Nations reserves due to immediate danger from the uncontrolled blaze.

  • Thursday’s evacuation order by the Lytton First Nation involves two reserves due to the Cantilever Bar wildfire, which covers around 650 hectares south of Lytton, but the Village of Lytton is not currently threatened.
  • On Monday, the Cantilever Bar wildfire, estimated at 650 hectares, burned southwest of Lytton on the Fraser River amid hot, dry conditions.
  • The BC Wildfire Service reports the Cantilever Bar wildfire is not threatening Lytton, but air quality remains poor in the Fraser Canyon and South Thompson region due to smoke.
  • Access remains limited as evacuation alerts continue across Thompson-Nicola Regional District and local First Nations communities, with helicopters used for firefighting access.
  • Many continue to face PTSD from the 2021 wildfire, relying on community support, as residents implement FireSmart practices around the Village of Lytton.
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Lytton First Nation ordered the evacuation of two reserves due to immediate danger.

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Energetic City broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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