Boston Bar Wildfire Damages 7 Structures, Evacuations Ordered

Two out-of-control wildfires near Boston Bar, B.C., have damaged 7 structures and prompted new evacuation orders.

Boston Bar Wildfire Damages 7 Structures, Evacuations Ordered

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Two out-of-control wildfires near Boston Bar, British Columbia, have damaged at least seven structures in the past 24 hours, according to the BC Wildfire Service. The Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek fires, each spanning thousands of hectares, prompted a new evacuation order for the area on July 16, 2026.

The BC Wildfire Service reported that the Brunswick Creek fire, estimated at 2,500 hectares, and the Ainslie Creek fire, at 1,800 hectares, are both burning aggressively due to dry conditions and gusty winds. No injuries have been reported, but officials warn that the situation remains volatile.

Evacuation orders cover several properties in the Boston Bar region, with residents directed to leave immediately. The Fraser Valley Regional District has set up an emergency reception center in Hope for displaced residents. The cause of the fires is under investigation.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many structures were damaged in the Boston Bar wildfires?

Seven structures were damaged in the past 24 hours due to the Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek fires.

What areas are under evacuation order?

Several properties in the Boston Bar region are under evacuation order, with residents directed to leave immediately.

Where can displaced residents go for help?

An emergency reception center has been set up in Hope, B.C., by the Fraser Valley Regional District.

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