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A ‘lot of smoke’ anticipated for North Squamish and Brackendale with Squamish Valley wildfire

April 1, 2019 7:09pm

A fire is burning in the Squamish Valley at 17.5 kilometres, within the Squamish Lillooet Regional District.

Christina Moore, DOS communications manager, said the fire in the Squamish Valley was a structural fire that turned into a wildland fire.

“The Forestry Service is responding, as the Squamish Valley is outside municipal boundaries. The fire is listed on the BC Wildfire Service Active Wildfires map ,”she said. 

A helicopter and a 20-person unit crew are on site and they anticipate that the fire will be under control tomorrow.

They do not anticipate a need for evacuation or evacuation alerts, Moore said.  However, the wildfire service anticipated a lot of smoke for North Squamish and Brackendale tonight and tomorrow.

The fire is suspected to be have been caused by a person, according to BC Wildfire Service.

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