quot;A lot of people talk about fire season and the end of the fire season, but our fires did not stop burning in 2023," said a wildfire crew chief in Fort Nelson, B.C. There are still 94 active fires in British Columbia and another 54 in Alberta, holdovers from last year's record-breaking wildfires.
A lot of people talk about fire season and the end of the fire season, but our fires did not stop burning in 2023, said a wildfire crew chief in Fort Nelson, B.C. There are still 94 active fires in British Columbia and another 54 in Alberta, holdovers from last year's record-breaking wildfires.
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