Jul 2, 2025
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Two fast-moving British Columbia wildfires that forced residents of more than 3,000 properties in the Shuswap area to evacuate on Friday hav
Two fast-moving British Columbia wildfires have burned down blocks of homes, stores and buildings in multiple communities in the Shuswap region, the B.C. Wildfire Service (BCWS) confirmed Saturday. Residents of more than 3,500 properties in the area had to evacuate on Friday and Saturday as "extreme fire behaviour" is expected to prompt more evacuation orders in the coming days, according to BCWS and local emergency officials. "We're still going to have a very active and dynamic day and there's going to be challenges and dangers for our people," said Shuswap Emergency Operations Centre risk management officer John MacLean.
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If you're planning on travelling to the Shuswap/Okanagan right now for 'vacation', then please, do not. You are not welcome right now. Keep traffic as much to a minimum as you possibly can while locals and families try and figure out their next steps to safety and security.
Meme under the cut because I've been crying for hours.
squilax band office is gone, quaaout lodge is gone, homes gone. this is devastating for the reserve and indigenous people here. my aunts home is likely gone, friends childhood homes, farms. we had a gas station explode near here a few hours ago. i cannot even comprehend how devastating this is
Shuswap Lake, British Columbia. Gouache on watercolor paper, 5x7"
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Another old photo. Feeling nostalgic, thinking of my grandparents.
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Pictured is petroglyphs ‘K’ak’awin’ at Sproat Lake on Vancouver Island. The center petroglyph represents Haitelik. A mythical sea serpent off the pacific coast. www.rockymountaincryptids.com