The prohibition applies to all public and private land, and applies to fires of all sizes
including: campfires, tiki or similar torches, chmineas, fireworks and sky lanterns, burn barrels or cages of any size, binary exploding targets, air curtain burners and outdoor stoves or other portable campfire apparatus without a CSA or ULC rating.
“The B.C. government recognizes that camping is a long-standing tradition in this province and that people enjoy having campfires, so it takes any decision to implement a campfire ban very seriously,” a statement released by the BC Wildfire Service on Wednesday said.
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