UPDATE: 35-hectare wildfire near Tsimeh Creek now ‘under control’
The Tsimeh Creek area wildfire, located north of Fort Nelson, has now been listed by the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) as ‘under control.’

UPDATE #2 (7:23 p.m., August 16th): This story has been updated the fire is now ‘under control’, according to BCWS.
UPDATE (7:10 p.m., August 12th): This story has been updated to reflect the latest status from the BC Wildfire Service.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Tsimeh Creek area wildfire, located north of Fort Nelson, has now been listed by the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) as ‘under control.’
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The fire quickly spread to 35 hectares after being first reported on August 9th. According to BCWS, the fire’s suspected cause is a lightning strike.
The ignited fire is in a spot near where the BCWS implemented area restrictions in place on August 1st.
BCWS says a full response was made to combat the fire, with available resources fighting the flames as they may pose a threat to “public safety and/or property, infrastructure, and timber.”
However, no evacuation orders or alerts have been issued in response to the fire.
Energeticcity.ca will update this story as more information becomes available.
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