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British Columbia issues $19,500 in fines for illegal campfires

Conservation officers in British Columbia issued $19,500 in fines for illegal campfires. The enforcement reflects fire-prevention measures during potentially hazardous conditions.

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Illegal fires can increase wildfire risk and threaten communities, ecosystems and emergency resources.

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  1. B.C. conservation officers hand out $19.5K in fines for illegal campfires ↗cheknews.ca · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 1:01 AM UTC

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