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Mysterious floating island reappears on B.C. lake (opens the original)
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Geologist John Joseph Clague said when he first heard that a floating island, bigger than a football field, had been spotted on a lake in British Columbia’s northern Interior, he dismissed it as an “AI stunt.” But Clague – a professor of earth sciences at Simon Fraser University and an emeritus scientist of the Geological Survey of Canada – is now convinced that the island is very real, but is mystified by its origins. Boaters have been being warned to stay off the island that reappeared on Mond
Clinton, B.C., wildfire leaves devastation in its wake (opens the original)
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There was little left besides twisted metal, blackened trees, the charred shell of a car and a tractor still burning in images taken at a property outside Clinton, B.C., by the owner, whose home was destroyed by a ferocious wildfire on Friday. Chris Webster said his father, James Webster, filmed and shared a video after briefly returning to the property the next day to assess the damage. “Heartbreakingly, everything is gone,” he said in a Facebook post. “Trailer, RV, storage containers, motorcyc
Homes, other structures destroyed as wildfire near Clinton, B.C., continues to burn (opens the original)
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A councillor for Clinton, B.C., said Monday that sad stories were emerging from the southern Interior community where homes and other structures have been destroyed by wildfire, as authorities begin tallying the damage and the process of reaching out to homeowners. A photograph provided by the BC Wildfire Service appeared to show most of the village intact on Monday, with smoke still shrouding the forested slopes surrounding the village, about 350 kilometres northeast of Vancouver. But Nicholas
Pyrocumulus clouds from Boston Bar wildfire loom over B.C. (opens the original)
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Photos of giant, cauliflower-like clouds are popping up on Vancouver-area social media feeds that experts say are pyrocumulus clouds produced by a wildfire more than 200 kilometres away. BC Wildfire Service said the Anderson Creek fire was discovered by aircraft responding to one of the other nearby fires on Tuesday and it quickly flared up, fanned by strong winds. Matt Loney, a meteorologist with Environment Canada, says each fire generates a lot of heat, and the Anderson Creek fire looks like
Wildfire prompts evacuation alert for residents of Kimberley, B.C. (opens the original)
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The mayor of Kimberley, B.C., says his town’s fate depends on the mercy of the wind after the entire city of more than 8,000 residents near the Alberta boundary was put on evacuation alert due to an out-of-control wildfire. The Matthew Creek fire is about 10 kilometres west of Kimberley, and Mayor Don McCormick said Monday the steep and inaccessible terrain is proving a challenge. The fire is among about 180 blazes that the BC Wildfire Service said started over just a few days when storms swept
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