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Port Hardy crews knock down Sunday morning structure fire

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PORT HARDY, B.C.- Fire crews went up against a structure fire on the Fort Rupert reserve this weekend. Chief Brent...

Port McNeill Crews Respond to Structure Fire

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The Hyde Creek Volunteer Fire Department, RCMP and Emergency Health Services (EHS) assisted Port McNeill crews with a structure...

Volunteer Numbers Down for Port Alice Fire Department

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The Port Alice Volunteer Fire Department has announced a dwindling number of members. The department released its monthly report and...

Open Fire Ban to be Lifted in Coastal Fire Centre on Friday

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As of 12:00 PM on Friday, September 29th, all open fires will be permitted throughout the Coastal Fire Centre's...

Firefighters fined for breaking campfire ban

News Justin Goulet -
A ticket has been issued after a group of firefighters from the BC Wildfire Service were photographed having a...

Community Rallies Around Displaced Apartment Fire Victims

News David Boles -
The District of Port Hardy is recovering from the massive blaze that left many in the community displaced. 20 people...

Crews battle blaze at Creekside Apartments

News Justin Goulet -
A number of fire crews came together this morning to combat a fire at the Creekside Apartments in Port...

Coastal Fire asking people to be careful this long weekend

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The Coastal Fire Centre is asking people to be careful this long weekend. The hot, dry weather this week has...

Fire on Port Rupert Reserve

News Justin Goulet -
Fire investigators are looking for the cause of a structure fire at a home on the Fort Rupert Reserve. Port...

Coastal Fire urging caution in the woods

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Coastal Fire Centre crews are reminding people to be careful in the woods. Crews were called out to a human-caused...

Port McNeill says farewell to Fire Chief

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Port McNeill Fire Rescue has said goodbye to its chief. Tasos Baroutis has resigned after 17 years of volunteer...

Watch out for self-igniting rags

News Justin Goulet -
Fire crews are reminding residents to properly store shop rags that are used for paint or oil. Powell...

Fire crews warn of dry grass

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As the hot weather continues, fire crews are reminding people to be careful when it comes to dry grasses. Powell...

Vehicle crashes into hydro pole in Port Hardy

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Fire crews in Port Hardy responded to a vehicle incident over the long weekend. On Saturday morning at around...

Crews looking into Port Hardy rec centre fire

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Investigators are looking for information on a fire that broke out at the Port Hardy Community Rec Centre last...

Crews investigating fire at Carrot Park

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Investigators are looking for the person or persons responsible, following another fire at Carrot Park. Fire crews were called...
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Heavy rain to drench B.C.’s south coast Friday, flooding possible

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Forecasters warn heavy rain is expected to sweep across B.C.’s south coast Friday, in some areas dumping twice the average monthly amount of rain in just one day.

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