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Transportation Safety Board says PG plane crash investigation may take 450 days to complete

In its initial investigation in Prince George, the Transportation Safety Board noted the plane lost one of its two engines, prompting the emergency landing.

“It’s like a moonscape”: B.C. wildlife restoration experts on the challenges of recovering from increasingly intense wildfires

B.C. land and wildlife experts warn recovery from increasingly intense wildfires can take years, requiring extensive restoration, funding and forest management.

Category three fire ban ends Saturday

The Northwest Fire Centre is lifting its category three fire ban at noon on Saturday.

Northwest Fire Centre lifts category two fire ban

Category two fires are again allowed across the Northwest Fire Centre after rescinding the ban at noon on Saturday.

B.C. ends state of emergency, but says wildfire risk remains high

B.C.'s provincial state of emergency over wildfires ended Thursday, though officials warned the fire risk remains high.

B.C. ends state of emergency, but says wildfire risk remains high

B.C.'s provincial state of emergency over wildfires ended Thursday, though officials warned the fire risk remains high.

B.C. extends state of emergency for wildfires to Aug. 29

B.C. has extended its provincial state of emergency until Aug. 29 as wildfire risks remain high across the province.

Lost power to engine contributed to fatal plane crash in PG: Transportation Safety Board

The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) has released more information in relation to yesterday’s (Thursday) plane crash in Prince George...

Quesnel pilot and passenger walk away from plane crash

A personal plane hit a little turbulence during its takeoff in Quesnel.

Category two fire ban going into effect across Northwest Fire Centre

A category two fire ban is going into effect across the Northwest Fire Centre at noon on Saturday.

Summerland targets Friday return for final evacuees, power could be out until Wednesday

Summerland expects to downgrade its final evacuation orders Friday, allowing residents of about 80 properties to return to a wildfire-damaged area where electricity may not be fully restored until Wednesday, chief administrative officer Graham Statt said.
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