Sarver Wood Fibre

07/18/2026

The season has officially started. Be informed and be prepared. There are already multiple Evacuation Orders in place in our area.

We are responding to multiple lightning caused wildfires throughout the Cariboo Fire Centre. Of these wildfires, three have been called Out, two are classified as Under Control and the remainder are Out of Control.

Five of the Out of Control fires are burning in the 100 Mile House Zone and two in the Chilcotin Zone are producing smoke that is highly visible to surrounding communities.

Fiftynine Creek Wildfire (C40897) is located approximately 54 kilometres southwest of 100 Mile House and approximately 4,000 hectares in size. This wildfire triggered an evacuation alert earlier in the day that is now an evacuation order as issued by the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD). Big Bar and Meadow Lake roads are closed for public safety.

The Bowers Lake Wildfires (C40923) and C40930 are located approximately 48 kilometres east of 100 Mile and are approximately 120 hectares in size combined. These wildfires triggered an evacuation alert earlier in the day that is now an evacuation order as issued by the Cariboo Regional District (CRD).

The Tin Cup Wildfire (C40925) is located approximately 35 kilometres south of 100 Mile House and is approximately one hectare in size. This wildfire triggered an evacuation alert as issued by the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD).

Wildfires C50927 and Lessard Lake Wildfire (C50929) are located approximately 60 kilometres north of Anahim Lake and are approximately 100 hectares in size combined. This wildfire triggered an evacuation alert as issued by the Cariboo Regional District (CRD) and Ulkatcho First Nation.

We ask that everyone in B.C. familiarize themselves with trusted sources of wildfire information and pay attention to local updates and alerts. Individuals in the vicinity of existing wildfires are encouraged to stay alert and aware of the current wildfire situation as wildfires are dynamic and conditions may change rapidly.

Early detection and public reporting is crucial when responding to new wildfire starts. To report signs of a wildfire, please call 1-800-663-5555 (toll-free), *5555 on a cellphone or submit a report directly through the BC Wildfire Service mobile app.

From the app, you can add georeferenced photos, allowing us to see exactly what you see on the ground and better inform resource deployment decisions.

For additional details and updates on these incidents, please visit the B.C. Wildfire Dashboard here: https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/dashboard

06/10/2026

If you’re looking for a fun family event Fathers Day weekend, this is it!

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June 21st 9-3 at 108 AIRPORT

See ya there!

05/10/2026

We are responding to two new lightning caused wildfires in the 100 Mile House Zone. BC Wildfire Service crews are onsite at both locations with helicopters and air tankers supporting response operations as required.

For detailed information please visit the dedicated wildfire incident pages here:

Chasm Creek wildfire (C40298): https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/incidents?fireYear=2026&incidentNumber=C40298&source=map

Wildfire C40300: https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/incidents?fireYear=2026&incidentNumber=C40300&source=map

Fuel conditions across the Cariboo Fire Centre reflect a combination of last summer’s drought severity, winter precipitation and recent warm, dry conditions. When lightning strikes, it may cause ignition but not immediately grow into a significant fire. A small amount of fire can remain underground or smoulder for several days, or even weeks, depending on fuel moisture. As the weather dries out and heats up, these hot spots can flare up to become full-fledged wildfires.

We ask that everyone exercise caution and continue to report new wildfire starts by calling 1-800-663-5555 or *5555 on your mobile device, or by using the Report function in the BC Wildfire mobile app. Reporting a wildfire on the app lets you upload photos, which are incredible helpful and allow our operational staff to see what is burning, where it is burning and to dispatch the best response resources.

04/30/2026

Hey Everyone,

We have two upcoming Type 2 Fit Testing dates!

•May 12th 2026 in Kamloops at the Memorial Arena @ 830am

&

•May 13th 2026 in 100 Mile House at the Curling Rink @ 830am

***This is mandatory training for all Wildland Firefighters!

For more information please contact us!
We will see you then! 🔥