7 buildings destroyed in Brunswick Complex wildfires; some residents not evacuating
Officials say about 450 properties are under evacuation orders as crews monitor two wildfires that cover about 200 square kilometers.
- On July 16, 2026, wildfires prompted evacuation orders for approximately 450 properties near Boston Bar, according to the Fraser Valley Regional District . Officials continue urging residents to leave.
- The Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek wildfires burn on opposite sides of the Fraser River, combining for about 200 square kilometers. The Ainslie Creek fire spans 16,575 hectares, while Brunswick Creek covers 4,083 hectares.
- At the south end of the Brunswick Creek fire on Sunday, crews conducted an ignition operation to secure the east flank across from Boston Bar. BCWS maintains a 24-hour response including ground crews and helicopters.
- FVRD communications manager Samantha Piper said Sunday that some residents have not evacuated or returned to order areas. "This action leaves you at risk," Piper said, noting security patrols continue 24 hours daily.
- Forecast gusts up to 40 km/h could increase fire behaviour despite recent cooler temperatures. Highway 1 near Boston Bar remains open to one lane in each direction with a speed reduction in place.
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7 buildings destroyed in Brunswick Complex wildfires; some residents not evacuating
UPDATE (11 a.m.) – Seven buildings have been destroyed by the Ainslie Creek wildfire, according to the Fraser Valley Regional District (FVRD). In a statement, the FVRD said four buildings were either residential structures or seasonal cabins, while the other three were accessory structures or structures supporting commercial uses. The regional district conducted rapid damage assessments on buildings confirmed to be damaged or destroyed by the fi…
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