After devastating Summerland fire, B.C. faces call to 'cut red tape' for prescribed burns
25-08-2026 21:58 via cbc.ca

After devastating Summerland fire, B.C. faces call to 'cut red tape' for prescribed burns

As British Columbia grapples with wildfires of growing size and intensity, the province is facing calls to cut red tape to make conducting prescribed burns easier.
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