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Photo: BC Wildfire Service
A wildfire started April 1 near Squamish is still not officially out.
The blaze, at approximately the 17.5-mile mark of Squamish Valley Road, was reportedly started when a homeowner’s backyard slash fire got out of control.
Though not extinguished, the fire remains under control, according to Dorthe Jakobsen of the Coastal Fire Centre.
"Last week, during the warm and dry weather we picked up a hot spot, which has been put out," she says.
Jakobsen said there is no danger of the fire spreading, and the BC Wildfire Service continues to monitor the area.
Another scan of the fire area by air will be done next week to determine if the fire continues to burn.
Jennifer Thuncher / Squamish Chief
