The wildfire season in British Columbia has attained unprecedented levels of destruction, surpassing all previous records. Over 15,000 square kilometers of the province have been engulfed by flames, exceeding the previous peak of 13,543 square kilometers recorded in 2018.
Read the full article for statistics concerning the ongoing season, sourced from the BC Wildfire Service website. These figures are accurate as of 12 p.m. Pacific time on July 26th.
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