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Pocket Knife Creek wildfire

Evacuation order issued for Pocket Knife Creek wildfire

The Peace River Regional District has issued an evacuation order for residents near the Pocket Knife Creek wildfire north of Fort St. John

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Prophet River First Nation issues evacuation alert due to Pocket Knife Creek wildfire

Prophet River First Nation has issued an evacuation alert as a result of a more than 7,000-hectare wildfire in Pocket Knife Creek.

Evacuation alert issued for Pocket Knife Creek wildfire

A new evacuation alert has been issued by the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) for an area north of Fort St. John due to the Pocket Knife Creek wildfire.

‘Challenging’: 70kmph winds expected to drive ‘extreme wildfire behaviour’ over weekend

Wildfire activity in the Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson fire zones is anticipated to be “challenging” from June 6th to June 8th due to the increased temperatures and strong winds.

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Wildfires in Fort Nelson zone expand amid warm weather

The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) says warmer weather has seen an increase in the size of some wildfires within the Fort Nelson zone.

(UPDATE) Pocket Knife Creek wildfire grows past 4,000 hectares, BCWS increases response

The Pocket Knife Creek wildfire has grown further, leading to an elevated response from the BC Wildfire Service

Area restriction issued for Pocket Knife Creek wildfire

An area restriction has been issued because of the ongoing blaze in the Fort St. John fire zone.

Several wildfires in Fort Nelson area expand

Several wildfires in the Fort Nelson zone have grown, according to the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS).

Pocket Knife Creek wildfire grows to 1,600 hectares

A fire in the Fort Nelson zone that has been listed as ‘under control’ since earlier this week has begun to spread again.

(UPDATE): Wildfire east of Redfern-Keily Provincial Park now ‘under control’

The fire, first reported on May 19th, is alongside Pocketknife Creek north of Pink Mountain.

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