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Stranded man plucked off cliff amid B.C. wildfire lands in jail

  • A wildfire near the Serpent's Back hiking trail close to Hope, B.C., was discovered on Wednesday and classified as being held by Friday.
  • The fire started in steep terrain and difficult access prompted the BC Wildfire Service to call for helicopter assistance to fight the blaze.
  • On Thursday, RCMP officers helped first responders and rescued a 27-year-old man stranded on a cliff face near the fire using a helicopter long line.
  • The man was safely rescued and arrested due to multiple outstanding warrants, while the wildfire service assists local firefighters through aerial firefighting efforts and deployment of a ten-member ground team.
  • The Mount Scatchard wildfire evacuation alert west of Chase was lifted on Friday, but larger fires near Lytton continue to burn, including the out-of-control Izman Creek fire covering 155 hectares.
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Dramatic moments occurred during the firefighting of forest fires in the Canadian province of Manitoba. A helicopter pilot jumped to death around the width of his hair.

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Stranded man plucked off cliff amid B.C. wildfire lands in jail

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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