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Interior fire evacuees offered support in Parksville Qualicum Beach

Interior fire evacuees offered support in Parksville Qualicum Beach

Emergency Management Oceanside (EMO) is offering support services for British Columbia residents visiting the Parksville Qualicum Beach area who are affected by wildfire in the province and unable to return home due to an evacuation order or road closure, the City of Parksville announced in a news release Tuesday , July 18 .
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Nanoose Bay residents concerned about Schooner Cove development

Nanoose Bay residents concerned about Schooner Cove development

RDN: Fairwinds Landing within height restrictions
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UNDER EVACUATION: Sleeping in cars and tents

UNDER EVACUATION: Sleeping in cars and tents

“People are being really generous and that’s the difference”
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UPDATE: Man injured in Coombs fire released from care

UPDATE: Man injured in Coombs fire released from care

Responders called with report of ‘explosion, structure fire’
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Qualicum Beach councillor wants to end strata age restrictions

Qualicum Beach councillor wants to end strata age restrictions

Staff says council can use land use bylaw as a tool
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Crews stop fire at the doorstep of Tl’etinqox community

Crews stop fire at the doorstep of Tl’etinqox community

Redstone Gas Bar remains open to service Chilcotin
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Premier John Horgan, NDP cabinet get down to work

Premier John Horgan, NDP cabinet get down to work

NDP’s 22-member cabinet includes minister of mental health
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Legion poppy funds to aid wildfire evacuees

Legion poppy funds to aid wildfire evacuees

B.C. and Yukon command issues call to local branches
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327,000 hectares burned across B.C.

327,000 hectares burned across B.C.

$98 million spent on fighting wildfires so far
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UNDER EVACUATION: Livestock safe, well cared for by volunteers

UNDER EVACUATION: Livestock safe, well cared for by volunteers

In Prince George, volunteers are walking, feeding and cleaning up after about 250 evacuated animals
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