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Wildfire prompts evacuations in Fort St. John, B.C., city says

  • On Thursday, firefighters worked to contain a wildfire burning near the northern edge of Fort St. John within the Fish Creek area, leading to evacuation orders for nearby residents.
  • The fire likely started due to human activity amid warm, dry, and windy weather that raised wildfire risks across British Columbia.
  • By 7:32 p.m., the wildfire had expanded to cover around 0.56 square kilometres, leading authorities to guide residents from the Rose Prairie Road and Jones subdivision areas to seek shelter at the Pomeroy Sport Centre.
  • Emergency responders deployed 12 firefighters, a pair of helicopters, and airtankers, collaborating with teams from several local communities in the region to control the fire.
  • Officials warned that ongoing conditions could worsen wildfire threats and urged residents to avoid open burning and exercise care while camping.
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Wildfire forces evacuations near Fort St. John

The Fish Creek wildfire, just outside of Fort St. John, forced some evacuations Thursday evening (May 1). The wildfire, which is 56 hectares and burning out of control, was discovered on Thursday and is believed to be human caused. B.C.

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Wildfire forces evacuations in Fort St. John

A wildfire is forcing tactical evacuations in Fort St. John.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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