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More than 10,800 square kilometres burned in 1,688 fires during 2024 comes in as the fourth -largest wildfire season in B.C. Five of the worst wildfire seasons in the province have now taken place in the past decade .
In 2024 , about $621 million was spent fighting fires, down from $1.09 billion in 2023 .
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