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No growth on Summerland's Bald Range wildfire, evaction orders remain

BC Wildfire Service says 372 firefighters, 79 heavy equipment units and 38 structure protection staff are working as rain and cooler weather slow the blaze.

  • The Bald Range wildfire remains out-of-control at 25,021 hectares, located 15 kilometres west of Summerland, despite gusty winds on Sunday.
  • While northern areas received 6 to 7 mm of rain Saturday, the Okanagan enters a warming and drying trend Monday that could increase fire activity on southern and western flanks.
  • BCWS maintains 24-hour operations with 372 firefighting personnel on-site, building a contingency line south of Isintok Lake and west of Brent Mountain as a precautionary measure.
  • The Okanagan-Similkameen Emergency Operations Centre is coordinating with provincial partners to support the safe return of Faulder and Meadow Valley residents as soon as conditions allow.
  • Operations Crews continue mop-up and patrols around Summerland homes while utilizing thermal scans to identify hotspots, ensuring critical infrastructure protection along the fire's edge.
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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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