British Columbia Wildfires Degraded
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Two major wildfires are downgraded in northeastern B.C. | Globalnews.ca

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Two of the three most significant wildfires in British Columbia have been downgraded and no longer considered fires of note.
The 263-square-kilometre Kiskatinaw River wildfire in northeastern B.C. is no longer out of control.
The Pocket Knife Creek wildfire northwest of Fort . St. John has also lost wildfire-of-note status.
The Summit Creek wildfire is the province’s only fire of note, indicating that homes are threatened or it is highly visible.
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