With wildfire season in full effect across much of Canada - one burning west of Campbell River and two others on Vancouver Island, under control or being held - the federal government, along with British Columbia and several other provinces have announced $104 million through Canada’s Resilient Communities through FireSmart (RCF) Program.
FireSmart Canada is a key part of national wildfire prevention and mitigation efforts.
The program identifies and reduces wildfire risks and provides actionable guidance for homeowners and communities.
The new funding will allow provinces and territories in increasing capacity and assisting community-based projects to help prevent wildfires and mitigate their impacts, including Indigenous communities that are disproportionately threatened by wildfires.
To learn more, visit Government of Canada.
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