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Crews Dealing with Flare-up at Kalamoir Park Wildfire

Crews are using hose lines and a helicopter as they handle a small flare-up, while the blaze remains under control, officials said.

  • West Kelowna fire crews and the BC Wildfire Service responded to a flare-up at Kalamoir Regional Park on June 22, with West Kelowna fire chief Jason Brolund managing the situation as smoke rose from the site.
  • The original fire erupted on June 16, burning 9.4 hectares near the Casa Loma neighbourhood; although evacuation orders were lifted last week, the park remains closed for the foreseeable future.
  • Brolund noted that parts of the park are extremely steep with limited access to the fire site, making flare-ups more likely, while staff patrol regularly to check for hot spots.
  • Crews established a hose line into the park and filled a pool with water at the end of Benedick Road, while the BCWS deployed an initial attack crew with one helicopter en route.
  • The incident remains classified as under control with no risk of additional spread, though Black Press reported light smoke rising from the park entrance.
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Salmon Arm Observer broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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