As of Jan. 15, BC Wildfire Service data showed at least 105 wildfires burning across the province. The so-called “zombie fires” are not uncommon, but that many fires still burning at this time of year worries wildfire researcher Dr. Mike Flannigan. “That’s a lot of fires,” he says. “You get some warm, dry weather and those fires can grow again.” Read more
Vancouver Is Awesome | Climate change drove ‘unusual’ spike in Canada’s temperatures, study finds
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