Vernon, Canada — Firefighters in Vernon reported that the Bradley Creek wildfire showed no significant growth on Sunday, allowing crews to focus on managing hot spots. The fire, which had spread across Okanagan Indian Band land and Highway 97 the previous day, remained at an estimated 2,603 hectares as of Sunday night (castanet.net).
Authorities confirmed that strong winds had initially driven the blaze, but conditions have since stabilized. Emergency crews are now working to ensure the fire does not reignite. Evacuees from the area are waiting for official clearance to return home, with local officials monitoring the situation closely.
Residents who were forced to leave their homes remain in temporary shelters or with family. While the fire is currently under control, officials have urged caution and advised people to stay informed through local updates. The situation remains under active watch as crews continue to assess risks and prepare for any potential flare-ups.
