Canada: Wildfire Sparks Near Nakusp, British Columbia

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Canada: Wildfire Sparks Near Nakusp, British Columbia

A fire sparked near Nakusp, British Columbia on Wednesday, July 30. Due to lightning in the area, aerial support was grounded. Crews are expected to begin work on the MacLeod Creek fire Thursday morning to assess its size.

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  • ILEA004614745
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  • 2025/7/31 16:10:30
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  • Kerry Swinney via Spectee
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  • Kerry Swinney via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • Video Location: Nakusp, 2025, Canada Video Recording Date/Time: July 30, British Columbia

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