Outgoing premier Christy Clark is in Kamloops today to meet with those affected by wildfires
She has announced a $100-million fund for resources needed to rebuild in communities damamged by the wildfires.
There are more than 200 wildfires burning across the province, according to BC Wildfire Service.
On Saturday, said the fire â currently estimated at 4,200 hectares in size â had destroyed dozens of buildings. This includes at least five houses, 30 trailer park homes and two hangars at the regional airport.
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âThe emergency and forestry crews have done exemplary work, conducting themselves in the professional manner weâve come to expect from them,â Clark said in a news release.
âAs well, communities and residents have also stepped up and rallied together to help all those who need it.â
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âBut as the full force of the fire becomes clear, British Columbians need to know that government support will be sustained.â
The Canadian Red Cross opened a donation page for anyone wanting to donate to those devastated by the wildfires.
Premier-designate John Horgan will be in Kamloops later this afternoon.
More to come.
