BC Wildfire Service to conduct planned ignition on Lost Dog fires this morning

BC Wildfire Service to conduct planned ignition on Lost Dog fires this morning

The BC Wildifre Serivce is hoping to conduct a planned ignition on the Lost Dog Complex this morning, weather and conditions permitting.

BC Wildfires tweeted their intentions at 11:31 this morning. If the ignition goes ahead, there will be an increase of smoke in the area.

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