Wildfire
Ts’kw’aylaxw First Nation evacuation information
Updated on
Current situation
The Ts’kw’aylaxw First Nation has issued an Evacuation Alert due to ongoing wildfire activity. Wildfires pose a risk to life and safety. Residents and visitors in affected areas should stay informed and be prepared to act as conditions change.
For the latest information, visit the Ts’kw’aylaxw First Nation website and review the documents below.
Emergency information
Recommended actions for an Evacuation Order
Follow all directions from your local authority or First Nation:
If you are in the area under Evacuation Order, you are at risk and must leave immediately.
Refer to the Evacuation Order and instructions in the cards above for information specific to your community.
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Emergency Support Services (ESS) and learn how to access short-term basic support.
Monitor local information channels on the web, social media, radio and TV.
Recommended actions for an Evacuation Alert
Follow all directions from officials:
If you are in the area under Evacuation Alert, be ready to leave on short notice.
Refer to the Evacuation Alert for information specific to your community.
Find Evacuation Orders and Evacuation Alerts near you
Search an address or place to find out if it is impacted by an Evacuation Order or Evacuation Alert.
Open EmergencyMapBCGeneral links and resources
BC Wildfire Service
- Latest wildfire information and provincial fire bans.
- For updates on specific fire locations and status, review the BC Wildfire Fire List.
Wildfire evacuee guidance
Emergency evacuee guidance information for the public. Always follow the instructions of your Local Authority or First Nation.
DriveBC
- Latest travel and highway updates in BC.
- Find your regional DriveBC X account.
Mental Health Supports
Information about services available for British Columbians who are experiencing anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges.
PreparedBC
Learn how to prepare for wildfires with resources from PreparedBC.
What to do if you get a BC Emergency Alert
Stop what you are doing
Read the alert and find out if you are in the affected area
