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Okanagan wildfires force more evacuation orders as First Nation assesses losses

Further up the lake, the Regional District of North Okanagan expanded evacuation orders and alerts on Sunday for dozens of properties because of the Bradley Creek wildfire.

Places named in this report: Montreal

Exact coordinates

montreal: 45.500, -73.570

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  • Unresolved 45% Managed Evacuation & Stabilization

    Fire crews successfully contain the Bradley Creek wildfire within the next few days, allowing for phased re-entry into evacuated communities. Provincial emergency management releases a statement confirming the reduction of evacuation orders to 'Alert' status.

    Watch for: Regional District of North Okanagan announces lifting of Level 3 evacuation order for designated sector. · Fire Chief issues statement confirming perimeter containment of Bradley Creek wildfire.

  • Unresolved 30% Long-Term Displacement & Aid

    Due to unpredictable weather patterns and the severity of the Bradley Creek fire, containment proves difficult, forcing prolonged evacuations. The First Nation and provincial government establish a permanent, federally funded temporary housing camp.

  • Unresolved 0% Scenario 3

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