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Wildfire situation intensifying across B.C.

Wildfire situation intensifying across B.C.

CTV Newsa day ago

Wildfire situation intensifying across B.C.
The number of blazes burning in the province is increasing, as crews fight to keep the most concerning wildfires at bay.

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