The Prince George Fire Centre says camp-fires are still restricted.
Fire Information Officer, Jill Kelsh says despite the cooler weather, several fires are still burning.
“Still have 30 active fires within the Prince George fire centre, with over 100 fire fighters on so they are still active despite the cooler temperature.”
Prohibited activities include the burning of grass, any open fire, fireworks and firecrackers, burn barrels and tiki torches.
Anyone caught with those items can face a a $345 dollar fine or an administrative penalty of 10 thousand dollars which can be increased to 100 thousand if convicted along with one year in jail.
The ban covers all BC parks, crown and private lands but that does not apply to the boundaries of local government.
Gas stoves, propane and briquettes are not included in the restriction.