A prescribed burn saved lives and homes on a First Nations community in B.C., offering a glimpse at firefighting's future

Months before the wildfires threatened Aq’am this past July, fire crews set smaller blazes to reduce the damage. For all involved, it was a field test for tactics to use in a warming world

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