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At about 2:30 p.m., the fire department received a report that a 10 foot section of arborvitae near 10910 N.E. 70th Circle ...
KOIN Portland on MSN8h
Three displaced after vegetation fire, explosions damage 2 Vancouver homes
Three people were left without a home after officials say a vegetation fire spread, causing explosions and damaging two ...
The Canadian Press on MSN6h
Significant amount of rainfall slows the spread of wildfires on Vancouver Island
PORT ALBERNI — Firefighters on Vancouver Island say a “significant” amount of rainfall has helped crews to make progress in ...
The Mount Underwood fire's perimeter has grown to 3,671 hectares in size but BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) says the recent 33 ...
Officials on Vancouver Island say 33 millimetres of rain on Friday helped to curb the flames of the Mount Underwood wildfire, ...
The Mount Underwood wildfire area has received more than 30 millimetres of rain since Thursday. About 80 fires are burning ...
The Canadian Press on MSN19h
Rain on the way after Vancouver Island wildfire grows by more than half
A forecast of up to 40 millimetres of rain is expected to help firefighters battling a wildfire that has been raging near ...
A fire among a row of 10-foot arborvitae trees damaged two homes in Orchards on Friday afternoon, the Vancouver Fire ...
A Gulf of Alaska low-pressure system has ushered in significant rainfall and a cooldown for B.C.'s South Coast, bringing fall ...
No one was injured, but three people and a dog were displaced and being assisted by the Red Cross. The cause of the fire is unknown.
It was the wettest Aug. 15 in more than a century at the weather station at Vancouver International Airport on Friday, as heavy rain drenched much of B.C.’s South Coast.
The Mount Underwood blaze was “mainly a smouldering ground fire” on Friday thanks to the rain that fell overnight.
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