Port Alberni RCMP is investigating after human remains were found in a burnt vehicle. RCMP and Port Alberni Fire crews were ...

That's because there was previously very little archeological evidence for the use of fire by humans or human ancestors more than 400,000 years ago. That was about the time that modern humans and ...

A human-caused blaze that ignited near Lake Cushman on July 6 has grown into the Bear Gulch Fire, now estimated at ...

A fast-moving wildfire on the west side of Merritt, B.C. prompted a rapid emergency response late Thursday night after flames ...

“For early humans, fire use was not a given, and at most archaeological sites dated earlier than 400,000 years ago, there is no evidence of the use of fire. Nevertheless, at a number of early sites, ...

The discovery of fire is one of humanity’s most significant advancements, but its origin remains a subject of debate. While many researchers have long believed that early humans used fire ...

A fire at Airport Lake near Inuvik, N.W.T., that destroyed a building is suspected to have been human-caused, says the territorial Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Inuvik Fire was ...

Fire at Dallas Road beach definitely human-caused, says fire chief The fire burned approximately 300 square metres of green space adjacent to a Dallas Road beach early Monday ...

A recent report by the B.C. Forest Practices Board said much of B.C. is in a “fire deficit” owing to human-caused wildfire suppression in areas where natural wildfires are necessary.