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Campbell River offers free Firesmart home assessments; rebates up to $1,0000

The City of Campbell River Fire Department is conducting free FireSmart Home Assessments for properties within the municipal boundary to help people better protect their homes and properties from wildfire. Creating a FireSmart property lessens the potential impact of fire by reducing the available fuels surrounding your home. No matter where you live, your actions play an important role in the fire resiliency of your home, community, and the province.

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FireSmart educational landscaping event May 28 in Windermere | Columbia Valley, East Kootenay

FireSmart educational landscaping event May 28 in Windermere

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FireSmart information session planned for Gold Creek | Cranbrook, East Kootenay

FireSmart information session planned for Gold Creek

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Quesnel City Council gets crash course on fireSmart activities in the region

Quesnel City Council gets crash course on fireSmart activities in the region
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FireSmart funding sets up for 2022 fire season in regional district

The preparation for the coming fire season has already begun. With the 2021 wildfire season in the West Kootenay section of the Southeast Fire Centre going down as one of the most active on record, an advance move had to be made to ensure people and property are protected in 2022. That move comes in the form of a successful grant request from Regional District of Central

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