Tag: Prince George Fire Centre

Category 2 and 3 fire prohibitions to be lifted in Stuart Nechako Forest District

Category two and three open fires will once again be permitted in the Stuart Nechako Forest District. 

Category 2 and 3 open fire being issued in parts of P.G. Fire Centre

Starting at noon tomorrow (Thursday), Category 2 and 3 open burning will be prohibited in the Stuart Nechako Forest District, excluding areas within municipal boundaries.

PG Fire Centre providing helping hand to Summerland blaze suppression efforts

Currently, there are 106 active fires in B.C. - four of which are of note.

PG Fire Centre says August long weekend not the time to be careless outdoors

Province-wide, there are 129 active blazes in B.C. - four of which are of note including the Pear Lake Wildfire in the Cariboo which is 73,217 hectares in size and has led to four Evacuation Alerts and six Evacuation Orders.

Category 2 and 3 prohibitions rescinded in Stuart Nechako Forest District

Effective at noon on Thursday, Category 2 and 3 open fires will be permitted once again in the Stuart Nechako Forest District, or the Vanderhoof and Fort. St. James zones.

PG Fire Centre recorded 25,000 lightning strikes in past week as late-July warm spell persists

Province-wide there are 85 active wildfires, five them are considered of note.  Three of them are surrounding the Boston Bar area, which has closed two major roadways Highway 1 and Highway 3 (closed at Manning Park). The only roadway connecting the Lower Mainland and the Interior is Highway 5.

Rising temperatures, dry lightning could menace Prince George region

Among the six wildfires that are active in our area, half are under control while the remaining three are either being held or out of control. Only 478 hectares have burned so far in the Prince George Fire Centre this year.

PG Fire Centre preparing for the warmer weather ahead

The Prince George Fire Centre is looking at the days and weeks ahead, as above normal temperatures are forecast to roll in.

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Month-long pile burning operation near PG to kickoff today

Burning will proceed if conditions are suitable and allow for smoke dispersal during burn operations.

Warm weather, low precipitation spark Lake Babine Nation concern

The Lake Babine Nation is urging residents to not have, or exercise caution around campfires.

Wildfire reaches 200 hectares northeast of Prince George

BC Wildfire Service crews are responding to an out of control wildfire at Sunderman Creek, roughly 205 kilometres northeast of Prince George.

Category 2 and 3 fire prohibitions to come into effect in parts of PG Fire Centre Tuesday

Effective at noon tomorrow (Tuesday), category 2 and 3 open burning will be prohibited in the Prince George and Stuart Nechako Forest Districts. 

Fire prohibitions expected next week from BC Wildfire Service

As conditions remain dry and temperatures heat up, the BC Wildfire Service will be issuing Category 2 and 3 fire prohibitions next week.

Northern B.C. seeing minor wildfires as province heads into wildfire season

BC Wildfire Service has begun to see wildfires scattered across the province, primarily in northern B.C.

Remaining fire prohibitions to be lifted in the PG Fire Centre today

Starting at noon today (Tuesday), the remaining category 2 and 3 open fire prohibitions will be lifted for the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, and Fort Nelson fire zones.

Campfire ban being rescinded in parts of the Prince George Fire Centre

As of noon today (Tuesday), the campfire prohibition is ending in parts of the Prince George Fire Centre.  According to the BC Wildfire Service, campfires will be permitted in the Prince George Fire Zone, Robson Valley Fire Zone, VanJam Fire Zone, and Mackenzie Fire Zone (Prince George Forest District, the Mackenzie Forest District, and the Stuart Nechako Forest District).

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