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Evacuation Alert Ends in Boston Bar, B.C., After Weeks of Threat From Wildfire
BC Wildfire Service said the risk to life and property had eased, though the Brunswick Complex fires remain out of control.
- On Wednesday, the Fraser Valley Regional District cancelled an evacuation alert for Boston Bar, North Bend, Fishblue Lake, Canyon Alpine, Nahatlatch, and Scuzzy Creek FSR at BC Wildfire Service's recommendation.
- The evacuation alerts were originally issued on Aug. 5 when downgraded from evacuation orders, establishing the basis for Wednesday's cancellation.
- Highway 1 remains closed for approximately 20 kilometres between Spuzzum Creek Road and Aspen Road, though Drive BC reports portions have reopened due to reduced fire impacts.
- Residents may return home following the alert cancellation, though the FVRD warns conditions could remain hazardous due to post-wildfire debris, smoke, and visible fire activity.
- Other evacuation orders for the Brunswick Complex remain in effect for properties between Alexandra Lodge and Alexandra Bridge and east of the Fraser River; the FVRD Emergency Operations Centre continues operating.
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Evacuation alert ends in Boston Bar, B.C., after weeks of threat from wildfire
BOSTON BAR - A series of evacuation alerts has been lifted for communities in British Columbia's Fraser Canyon that have been under threat from wildfires for more than a month.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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