The Goddess of Mercy might still hover over the town she has watched since 1881
Lillooet artisan Nadine Baker is determined to help the displaced peoples of Nlakapamux Nation
Rail activity that sets fire to something on the right of way can have serious consequences, chairwoman says
Surrey-based Teal-Jones is doing this to help the fire-ravaged village recover
A fast-moving wildfire has destroyed most of the village
CN has said its trains were not linked to the fire, and CP resumed its service through Lytton on Monday
Rebuilding plans have not yet been announced, as focus has been on letting residents return to survey damage
‘Tour’ through village comes as the Transporation Safety Board announces it will be investigating the fire
‘We’re hopeful we can find new ways to redeploy military resources’
Raging blazes have damaged rail tracks and held up shipments across the B.C. interior, prompting a backlog of deliveries
Rescued pets and livestock being taken to Kamloops for care
One-day window on July 8 to rescue animals and take them to temporary shelter in Kamloops
Residents will be able to return for a bus tour on Friday, July 9
Regional district planning bus tour to allow displaced residents to see what remains
One of the oldest towns in the province, Lytton was once promoted as the possible capital
John Haugen says CN should remain off-site and not try to repair infrastructure until fire is out
The service says the fire has remained roughly 80 square kilometres in size since Friday
Pasco said the government’s shortfalls can be traced to the province’s treatment of Indigenous peoples
Recently renovated K–12 school did not burn, but former elementary school was lost
Homes of relatives, childhood friends, possibly his own family’s home, struck by fire