US EditionKiskatinaw River Wildfire Stays Put Thanks to BCWS Firefighter Efforts – Energeticcity.ca
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Kiskatinaw River wildfire stays put thanks to BCWS firefighter efforts – Energeticcity.ca
The Kiskatinaw River wildfire on May 30th. (BC Wildfire Service) DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — Firefighters say despite the Kiskatinaw River wildfire growing, it hasn’t pushed northeast towards Kelly Lake. As of June 2nd, as per the BC Wildfire Service website, the blaze has now burned 3,901 hectares, with most of its recent growth on the southern flank. “Crews and heavy equipment are continuing to build containment lines along the west, north, and south…
ESS Reception Centre relocation to City Hall for Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) - Peace River Regional District
Issued on June 1, 2025 At 4:30 p.m. The Dawson Creek Emergency Support Services (ESS) Reception Centre will be relocated to Dawson Creek City Hall at 10105 12A Street for the duration of Monday, June 2 to Friday, June 6. Emergency Support Services (ESS) Reception Centre details: New Location: Dawson Creek City Hall, Lower Level at 10105 12A Street, Dawson Creek Hours: 9am to 1pm ESS Support Line: 1-250-784-4681 ESS Support Line: Available 8am t…
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