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Photo: BC Wildfire Service
Thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes as wildfires burn next to their communities in British Columbia. Here is a list of latest numbers for the wildfire situation.
- 162: Wildfires burning in the province as of Sunday, 16 of those started on Saturday.
- 15: Fires threatening communities.
- Up to 37,000: Evacuees in the province, including about 10,000 people forced out of Williams Lake on Saturday.
- 11: Evacuation centres open across B.C.
- 2,900: Firefighters, including 415 from out of province
- 203: Aircraft fighting the fires.
- $81 million: Money B.C. has spent fighting fires.
- 1,310 square kilometres: Area burned in since April 1
- 423 square kilometres: The largest fire burning. It started on property near the Ashcroft Indian Band and has burned through several communities.
