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‘We’ve had a lot of close calls’: Canada wildfire evacuees wonder if they still have homes

Last updated: August 11, 2026 2:51 pm

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'We've had a lot of close calls': Canada wildfire evacuees wonder if they still have homes19 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleNadine Yousif,Senior Canada reporterandBrandon Drenon,BBC News

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'Not afraid to stay': The Canadians who want to change how wildfires are fought Residents warned to brace for the worst as Canada wildfire rages out of control

"That fire came so fast": Wildfire rages in British Columbia

'Not afraid to stay': The Canadians who want to change how wildfires are fought

Residents warned to brace for the worst as Canada wildfire rages out of control

Keegan Radomski's home, photographed here before the fire, was built by her grandmother in 1996.

Supplied/Keegan Radomski An image showing Keegan Radomski's home - a two-storey house with a slanted roof and an attic, a drive way with two cars visible parked nearby. Behind it is a row of large spruce trees. In front of it is a large grass field. — Keegan Radomski's home, photographed here before the fire, was built by her grandmother in 1996.

Radomski says she is unsure of when she is able to return to her property and assess the damage

Supplied by Keegan Radomski An image showing Keegan Radomski. She has long slightly wavy blonde hair, blue eyes and is wearing a black shirt. Behind her is a plain, white backdrop. — Radomski says she is unsure of when she is able to return to her property and assess the damage

Dozens of horses have been rescued by a volunteer group in and around the Okanagan Valley since wildfires broke out last month.

Supplied by Kaz Nowlin An image showing three horses in a stable - two brown ones and one white one - surrounded by green grass and shrubs. Behind them is a stable and rows of spruce trees lining a large hill in the background. The sky above them is hazy and slightly orange from wildfire smoke. — Dozens of horses have been rescued by a volunteer group in and around the Okanagan Valley since wildfires broke out last month.

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