The BC Wildfire Service is continuing to respond to the Cummings Creek wildfire. Over the past several days, crews have made great progress on the response efforts on this fire. Conditions have been favourable for crews to make strong progress on building access routes and containment lines that allow them to conduct direct attack suppression in some areas of the north and east flanks. The Cummings Creek wildfire is still classified as Out of Control and despite the progress being made by crews,

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With the arrival of sustained winds from the north, crews are observing aggressive fire behaviour on all wildfires within the North Peace Region. At this time, heavy smoke is impacting visibility to surrounding areas. Crews have withdrawn from the Stoddart Creek and Red Creek wildfires due to aggressive fire behaviour and resulting smoke and poor visibility. Structure protection personnel are continuing to assess properties and set-up structure protection southeast of the Stoddart Creek wildfire