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Sale and Use of Fireworks Remains Banned Across Thompson-Okanagan

  • On June 28, 2025, local fire authorities in West Kelowna reminded the community that both the sale and use of fireworks remain prohibited within the city and across much of British Columbia.
  • Authorities imposed a Category 2 burning ban by the BC Wildfire Service, which prohibits fireworks due to ongoing fire risks despite recent wet weather.
  • Brolund explained fireworks can injure users severely and ignite cedar hedges that quickly spread fire to nearby houses, increasing danger in the region.
  • He emphasized, "We are letting people know now," and noted people can lose fingers or eyes if fireworks are mishandled.
  • The continued ban and public warnings aim to reduce fire hazards and injuries, reflecting the high risk and limited permitted areas across most fire centres.
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