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Despite remaining officially 'out of control,' the Dryden Creek wildfire near 蜜桃视频appis showing signs of slowing down, with officials hopeful it could be classified as 'being held' within days.

As flames threatened homes and forests near Squamish, local photographer Jillian A. Brown was there to capture not just the destruction, but the humanity that emerged from it.

As wildfire smoke drifts through Squamish, locals are still seen jogging, biking, and pushing strollers. But how safe is it to exercise outdoors under these conditions?

Minister Spencer Chandra Herbert visits key sites, hears from local leaders on housing, international trends and tourism鈥檚 impact on residents

This week on Syrup, we're highlighting refreshing ways to enjoy the summer, critical wildfire information, and an astonishing close encounter with a grizzly bear.

As a wildfire continues to impact the 蜜桃视频apparea, The 蜜桃视频app has compiled a photo gallery showcasing images submitted by residents. The publication is also inviting readers to send messages of appreciation鈥攃alled 'daffodils'鈥攖o local first responders.

RCMP seek information on how the blaze started. The fire is believed to have been sparked around 4 p.m. on June 9, on a bike trail at the end of Tantalus Road.

The mayor of Squamish, B.C., said he knew it was a stressful time for residents, as an out-of-control wildfire burns in hills above the community where a local state of emergency was declared this week.

The events begin June 12 and run each Thursday until Sept. 11

Education programs hosted at the Cheakamus Centre Longhouse will be moved to outdoor cabins this month, as the June 4 roof fire continues to be investigated.