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While the Lytton fire won't be forgotten, the community is trying to move forward

Officials say the village has rebuilt slowly, with about 100 residents and 20 homes returned as investigators still have not determined the fire’s cause.

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Mayor Denise O'Connor said Lytton, B.C., needs outside investment, like new people building homes in the village, to help restore the community to its former glory.

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While the Lytton fire won't be forgotten, the community is trying to move forward

Mayor Denise O'Connor said Lytton, B.C., needs outside investment, like new people building homes in the village, to help restore the community to its former glory.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Sunday, June 28, 2026.
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