UPDATE: Fire south of Chuchi Lake still ‘out of control,’ north shore 15-hectare fire ‘being held’
Two wildfires continue to burn in the Chuchi Lake area southwest of Fort St. John.

Update: (6:47 p.m., August 13th): This story has been updated to reflect the current conditions of each fire according to the BC Wildfire Service.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Two wildfires continue to burn in the Chuchi Lake area southwest of Fort St. John.
The lake is approximately a 161 kilometre drive from Mackenzie.
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A 0.009-hectare wildfire reported by the BC Wildfire Service on August 8th, located seven kilometres south of Chuchi Lake, west of Witch Lake is still listed as ‘out of control’. The BCWS says the cause is a lightning strike.
Lightning was also the cause of a fire located one kilometre north of the lake, first reported on August 9th. The 15-hectare fire is currently listed as ‘being held’.
There are no evacuation orders or alerts for either fire.
Energeticcity.ca will update this story as more information becomes available.
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