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Twenty years ago, there were no national statistics on wildfire evacuations

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Last week proved to be a scary reminder of the 2018 wildfires for several residents in the area. For those, like me, who had not witnessed the 2018 wildfires, last week was a small insight into the devastation that the wildfire caused two years back. Terrifying photos and videos emerging from Lytton, added to the feelings of dread.

When I started writing for ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake and the surrounding area, I vowed to write as if everyday was a learning experience, I vowed to not assume the problems and issues and be just and objective and understand what people really cared about. It has been a year and change, and I have definitely learned to write about ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake as if I would about my own hometown, with conviction, passion and love.

Enormous firefighting effort saved Beaverdell from destruction in 1989

When my weather app sounded an alert for a Heat Wave, I was stunned. I knew, coming to the region that I should expect temperatures to drop as low as -40 degrees celsius but no one warned me about any heat waves.