Wildfire near Lytton prompts evacuations

Canada June 21, 2026 08:04 AM

Once again, Lytton is dealing with a wildfire that has forced residents out of their homes. This is B.C.'s first "wildfire of note" this season. As Darya Zargar reports, the Saw Creek fire south of the village grew substantially overnight, prompting evacuations and the closure of the Trans Canada Highway.

Wildfire near Lytton prompts evacuations

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