2025's wildfire season saw over 300 wildfires in the PGFC coverage area, including multiple wildfires of note and an evacuation. However, as the first snow falls, the BCWS now lists all wildfires in northeast B.C. as 'under control.'
Twelve wildfires in northeast B.C. have been reclassified to 'under control' by the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).
The largest wildfire in the province has grown further, but despite that, the number of ‘out-of-control’ fires in northeast B.C. has decreased.
The wildfire situation in the northeast has de-escalated significantly over the weekend amid cooler temperatures and increased precipitation.
Several wildfires in the Fort Nelson region have grown, including near Etcho Creek, the largest currently burning in the B.C.
Various wildfires in the region have changed, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), including some large fires.
The Shekilie River fire, one of the largest fires in the Fort Nelson fire zone, has grown again, but the Kyklo Creek and Klenteh Creek blazes are now no longer designated as 'out of control'
The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) has declared the Delkpay Creek fire to be ‘out' and the Pesh Creek fire to have merged with the Shekilie River fire, according to its latest update.
The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) says the Fort St. John area is in ‘low danger’ for risk of new wildfires.
Wildfires in the Fort Nelson zone continue to grow amid warm, dry weather in the Prince George Fire Centre's region.
