Vernon, Canada — No significant growth was reported on the Bradley Creek wildfire as of late Monday morning, according to the BC Wildfire Service. The fire, which has burned approximately 2,603 hectares, remains stable with no new expansion observed over the past 24 hours. This update comes as evacuees continue to wait for official clearance to return to their homes.
Firefighters and heavy equipment are set to continue their efforts along the Bradley Creek Forest, focusing on containment and monitoring. The BC Wildfire Service has not issued any new evacuation orders, but residents in the affected area remain advised to stay informed through local authorities.
Residents who were evacuated have been advised to remain patient as officials assess the situation. While no immediate threats to nearby communities have been identified, the fire remains under active watch. The BC Wildfire Service has not provided an estimated timeline for when evacuees may be allowed to return. (castanet.net)
