Highway 1 now closed through the Fraser Canyon: DriveBC

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In the latest response update, BCWS says the weather is warm and dry today with gusty winds forecast for the Fraser Canyon throughout the day. “Winds will be blowing from the south up to 35 km/hour. The fire is expected to become more active with windy conditions, especially in areas where wind and steep slopes align. Cooler temperatures will briefly return by the end of the week, but no appreciable rain is expected in the short-term forecast.”

Blue Lake Resort announced this past Sunday that it would close due to the nearby wildfire. In the past hour, Canyon Lanes announced at 3:21 p.m. Tuesday that it would be closing until further notice.

“We are working on a solution to be able to provide the town with these essential services hopefully within the next few days,” said Canyon Lanes Bowling Centre, which also doubles as an essential meeting space in the community. “We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and will post an update as soon as we’re able to reopen. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and please stay safe.”