Fort Hotel destroyed after 11 hour blaze in Fort St. John
Fire consumed the Fort Hotel, a longtime eyesore and squatters’ home, burning for 11 hours. An excavator helped demolish the structure to prevent collapse, while 1,400 residents lost power briefly and shelter services relocated. Fire officials cited safety and unknown ignition factors.
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Well fire near Groundbirch seen as non lasting danger
Community update reassures about no long term health effects from the November 2008 Conoco-Phillips natural gas well fire near Dawson Creek. About 30 residents and six company personnel attended at McLeod Community Hall to hear how the 13 day blaze began, spread, and was finally controlled, with executives admitting reporting delays and promising fixes.
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