Quilpituk Creek wildfire being held, assessments remain underway
14-08-2026 14:45 via nanaimobulletin.com

Quilpituk Creek wildfire being held, assessments remain underway

The Quilpituk Creek wildfire remains held on Friday morning (Aug. 14), as evacuees wait for word that they can return home.
On Thursday morning, BC Wildfire Service changed the status of the 1,275.7-hectare blaze to being held, which means that “based on fuel and weather conditions and resource availability, to remain within the current perimeter, control line or boundary.”
At the same time, the Central Okanagan Emergency Management EOC deployed “a rapid damage assessment team
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