4 fires near E.C. Manning Park now being held

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There is still one massive wildfire burning in the Manning Park region. The wildfire simply known as Border 2 spread from the U.S. into Canada in mid-July, sending smoke into a remote area southeast of Hope and near E.C. Manning Provincial Park.

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Location of the Border 2 (red dot, centre) wildfire. It is over 6,200 hectares.

According to the BC Wildfire Service, the fire was likely caused by lightning that began on the U.S. side and spread across the border into Canada. Smoke from the fire was visible from E.C. Manning Provincial Park southeast of Hope, as well as the Ross Lake Ecological Reserve. It was 30 hectares as of July 23.

A fire just south of the Canada-U.S. border in Washington state has spread into the Canadian side. (Image Credit: North Cascades National Park.) (Image Credit: North Cascades National Park.)

As of Tuesday, Sept. 1, it is an estimated 6,277 hectares.