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Wildfire north of Castlegar grows to 200 hectares

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Wildfire north of Castlegar grows to 200 hectares

A wildfire burning north of Castlegar has grown rapidly to 200 hectares in size on Wednesday afternoon.

The Ezra Creek wildfire was discovered on Tuesday, but residents in the area say it has grown quickly on Wednesday afternoon.

The B.C. Wildfire Service said helicopters were engaged to hold the fire through until rappel crews responded on Wednesday morning.

Increased wind-driven fire behaviour increased to rank three , meaning a moderately vigorous surface fire.

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