Ainslie Creek.
river in Australia
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Wildfire threatens city limits and infrastructure in the areas of Merritt and Ainslie Creek.Well supported10 reports3 developments inside
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Fire activity near Ainslie Creek is now specifically threatening critical power transmission lines and infrastructure.Some support1 report
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Wildfire expansion forcing mandatory evacuation orders in Ainslie Creek and Lower Nicola/Canford/Sunshine Valley.Some support2 reports1 development inside
One to three months ago
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A fire is burning near Ainslie Creek, growing through the Anderson River valley, and impacting Highway 1 west of Merritt.Some support3 reports
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A fire incident has been reported involving the Ainslie Creek area and the nearby location of Boston Bar.Some support1 report
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Brunswick Complex fires are affecting both Ainslie Creek and Fraser River, with fires burning on opposite sides of the river.Well supported9 reports
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Wildfires are burning in both Ainslie Creek and Brunswick Creek, with the fires specifically located near Boston Bar.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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A fire is active in the Ainslie Creek area, operations are underway in the Thompson-Nicola region, and the Fraser Valley Regional District has issued evacuation orders.Well supported30 reports2 developments inside
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Wildfires are burning near Ainslie Creek, Brunswick Creek, and Pemberton.Some support4 reports
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Wildfires are causing smoke in the Ainslie Creek and Brunswick Creek areas, impacting air quality in the region including Kamloops.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Around Ainslie Creek this week
News at the entities that move Ainslie Creek most-
BC Hydro StructuralRestoration efforts are needed after wildfire damage impacted the Trans-Canada Highway, involving BC Hydro.Moves Ainslie Creek
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Thompson-Nicola Regional District StructuralLocal elections are underway, with trustee candidates representing the Thompson-Nicola Regional District.Moves Ainslie Creek
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Fraser River OperationalA wildfire has caused evacuation orders due to growth along the Fraser River, impacting the Fraser Valley Regional District.Moves Ainslie Creek
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Brunswick StructuralAOS Superintendent commented on the issue of tanks, while a school in Brunswick was dealing with similar problems.Moves Ainslie Creek
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Boston Bar Shared contextFires occurred in the Boston Bar area, affecting residents in the Fraser Valley Regional District and North Bend.Moves Ainslie Creek
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Highway 1 OperationalA collision on Highway 1 caused major traffic backups, with ministerial statements addressing infrastructure closure issues.Moves Ainslie Creek
Connections
The 28 strongest of 34, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Brunswick Creek Operational
Ainslie Creek and Brunswick Creek are actively coupled as components of the Brunswick Complex wildfire, interacting through shared fire activity.
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Fraser Valley Regional District Operational
The Ainslie Creek wildfire poses a direct, ongoing operational risk to the Fraser Valley Regional District, requiring monitoring and response.
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BC Hydro Structural
Ainslie Creek's power supply is dependent on BC Hydro's infrastructure, which was damaged by wildfire.
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Thompson-Nicola Regional District Structural
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District issues mandatory evacuation orders for Ainslie Creek in response to wildfire activity.
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Highway 1 Operational
The fire activity originating at Ainslie Creek is actively impacting, threatening, and co-locating with the operational status of Highway 1.
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Brunswick Structural
Ainslie Creek is a geographic feature that is functionally contained within the larger Brunswick complex.
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Fraser River Operational
The Ainslie Creek fire is actively interacting with the Fraser River, with fire lines and burn areas extending from both the creek and the river system.
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Anderson Creek Operational
The fires associated with Anderson Creek merged with and burned into the fires associated with Ainslie Creek.
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Brunswick Structural
Ainslie Creek is structurally defined as a component within the Brunswick complex.
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Anderson Creek Structural
The two creeks have combined physically to form a single complex.
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Anderson Creek Operational
The fires associated with Ainslie Creek and Anderson Creek merged along their edges into a larger complex.
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Brunswick Shared context
Ainslie Creek and Brunswick were mentioned together in relation to concurrent fire events.
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Pear Lake Shared context
Both locations are noted to be affected by wildfires.
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Merritt Shared context
Both locations are situated in the path of a major wildfire event that impacts their immediate surroundings.
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Kimberley Shared context
Ainslie Creek is geographically near Kimberley, and a fire event in Ainslie Creek prompted an alert in Kimberley.
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Vancouver Shared context
The two locations share a regional context regarding the threat of wildfires to infrastructure and properties.
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Boston Bar Shared context
Ainslie Creek and Boston Bar are locations within a region currently affected by active wildfire activity.
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British Columbia Shared context
Ainslie Creek is a location situated within the province of British Columbia.
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Hells Gate Shared context
The two locations share a geographical context related to fire management issues in the region.
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Gordon Robinson Shared context
Gordon Robinson serves as the fire information officer within the geographic context of Ainslie Creek.
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Adam Hart Shared context
Adam Hart is monitoring a wildfire event occurring at the Ainslie Creek location.
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RDOS Shared context
Ainslie Creek is located within the operational area where RDOS manages fire evacuation orders.
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Kamloops Shared context
The two locations are contextually linked by the shared regional issue of wildfire smoke impacting air quality.
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George Campbell Shared context
George Campbell discusses fire growth and expansion in the context of Ainslie Creek.
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Alberta Shared context
Ainslie Creek is geographically located within the province of Alberta.
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North Bend Shared context
Both locations share a geographical context where environmental events, such as fires, are observed.
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Boston Bar Shared context
Ainslie Creek and Boston Bar are geographically linked by a wildfire event that was actively burning near both locations.
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Anderson River Shared context
Both entities are locations sharing a relevant geographic context regarding fire activity.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
3 events- Wildfire threatens city limits and infrastructure in the areas of Merritt and Ainslie Creek.
- A fire is burning near Ainslie Creek, growing through the Anderson River valley, and impacting Highway 1 west of Merritt.
- A fire incident has been reported involving the Ainslie Creek area and the nearby location of Boston Bar.
July 2026
6 events- Wildfire expansion forcing mandatory evacuation orders in Ainslie Creek and Lower Nicola/Canford/Sunshine Valley.
- Brunswick Complex fires are affecting both Ainslie Creek and Fraser River, with fires burning on opposite sides of the river.
- Wildfires are burning in both Ainslie Creek and Brunswick Creek, with the fires specifically located near Boston Bar.
- A fire is active in the Ainslie Creek area, operations are underway in the Thompson-Nicola region, and the Fraser Valley Regional District has issued evacuation orders.
- Wildfires are burning near Ainslie Creek, Brunswick Creek, and Pemberton.
- Wildfires are causing smoke in the Ainslie Creek and Brunswick Creek areas, impacting air quality in the region including Kamloops.