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Guichon Creek Fire

TNRD, District of Logan Lake issue evacuation alerts due to nearby wildfire

Jul 29, 2026 | 6:26 PM

LOGAN LAKE, B.C. — UPDATE (7:45 p.m.): The fast-spreading Guichon Creek wildfire west of Logan Lake has prompted parallel evacuation alerts from the District of Logan Lake and the Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD).


Within the District of Logan Lake, the evacuation alert covers about 49 properties on either side of Highway 97C to the west of the townsite.

The map showing the alert area can be seen below. For more information, visit the District of Logan Lake website.


(Image Credit: District of Logan Lake)

In addition to the properties within municipal boundaries, the TNRD has issued an evacuation alert for seven properties along Tunkwa Lake Road to the north, within Electoral Area ‘J’ (Copper Desert Country).

Those properties are shown in the map below. More information can be found at the TNRD website.


(Image Credit: TNRD)

All residents of properties under evacuation alert should be ready to leave on very short notice.

The Guichon Creek wildfire was first noticed just after 2:00 p.m. Wednesday (July 29). The latest mapping estimate from the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) shows the fire at 88 hectares, up from previous estimates of 15 and 10 hectares respectively.

BCWS says the fire is displaying Rank 3-to-4 behaviour, meaning “with an organized flame front, moderate rate of spread, and short-range spotting.”

Two-dozen firefighters are attacking the blaze, along with aerial resources and heavy equipment.

CFJC‘s Victor Kaisar and Kent Simmonds were in Logan Lake shortly after the fire broke out.

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