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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.

Terrace fire calls up 23 per cent in first half of 2026

The Terrace Fire Department responded to 23 per cent more emergency calls during the first half of 2026 than the same period last year, with concurrent incidents increasing by more than 84 per cent as the department reviews its service delivery model.

Northwest Fire Centre to partly drop fire bans

Category two fires will again be allowed in the Northwest Fire Centre as of noon on Thursday.

70 Mile House evacuated as Pear Lake fire continues to grow

The Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD) will be evacuating 70 Mile House at 10 a.m. today. (Monday) According to the TNRD, this is due to the projected growth of the Pear Lake wildfire towards the area.

New made in Northern B.C. app providing one-stop shop for wildfire information

Jeff Parr, a native of Dawson Creek, B.C., has built Wildfire Ready, a free, bilingual wildfire app that compiles wildfire information from a number of official sources, and puts it into one place.

Northwest Fire Centre returning category two fire ban

The 2026 wildfire season in the Northwest Fire Centre has been quieter than the past few years.

Rain and cool temperatures see category two fire ban dropped

The Northwest Fire Centre is ending its category two fire ban as of noon on Friday.

Category two fire ban in effect on Friday

The Northwest Fire Centre is expanding the category two fire ban across its entire area.

BC Wildfire Service holding fire near Terrace

A wildfire burning approximately 30 kilometres east of Terrace along the Kleanza Forest Service Road remains at 27 hectares and is currently classified as being held by the BC Wildfire Service.

Expanded fire bans coming for Northwest Fire Centre

The Northwest Fire Centre will be expanding its category three fire ban as of noon on Friday.

Terrace Bowling Alley fire deemed suspicious as investigation concludes

The Terrace Fire Department has concluded its investigation into the fire that destroyed the Terrace Bowling Alley, determining the blaze is suspicious in nature. RCMP say two persons of interest have been identified and the investigation remains ongoing.
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