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Ed Hitchins
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By Ed Hitchins, Franki Berry, Max Bowder| Energeticcity.ca Verified DAWSON CREEK, B.C. - Dawson Creek Fire Department's chief has noticed an "uptick" in the number of recent grass fires compared to last year. Marcel Capelle told Energeticcity.ca his department has seen around a dozen grass fires in the last two weeks, including a fire north of Dawson Creek's 8th Street on the evening of Friday, April 11th. Capelle said his firefighters needed the assistance of the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) to suppress that fire.
By Franki Berry, Max Bowder, Ed Hitchins, Steven Berard| Energeticcity.ca Verified The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) is tackling two "out of control" fires on April 18th, one of which is near Chetwynd and another is northwest of Federal Ranch to the west of Fort St. John. CHETWYND, B.C. - Two wildfires which started burning in the Peace region today are labelled "out of control."The BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) is currently tackling the fires, one of which is 1.5km southwest of Mount Wabi near Chetwynd and another is 25km northwest of Federal Ranch to the west of Fort St. John.
By Ed Hitchins, Franki Berry, Max Bowder| Energeticcity.ca Verified DAWSON CREEK, B.C. - Dawson Creek Fire Department's chief has noticed an "uptick" in the number of recent grass fires compared to last year. Marcel Capelle told Energeticcity.ca his department has seen around a dozen grass fires in the last two weeks, including a fire north of Dawson Creek's 8th Street on the evening of Friday, April 11th. Capelle said his firefighters needed the assistance of the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) to suppress that fire.
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Energeticcity.ca
Energeticcity.ca is a media company based in Northeast British Columbia, Canada, co-founded by Adam Reaburn in 2008. It focuses on independent journalism, providing coverage of local news, sports, and community events in Fort St. John and surrounding areas. The company serves as a platform for community voices and addresses issues relevant to the region. The company offers digital advertising solutions, helping local businesses reach a targeted audience through its website and daily newsletter, which has over 7,500 subscribers. Energeticcity.ca has grown to become the largest newsroom in Northeast BC, employing five full-time reporters. It is committed to ensuring that local values and concerns are represented in the media.
Fort Saint John, British Columbia, Canada
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Founded: 2008