230 homes may have been lost to Bradley Creek wildfire near Vernon: chief
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man watches his home of 31 years burn in the Bradley Creek wildfire.
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We were holding our own, but homes around me began to start on fire and it changed the whole game," Jeff Moore, whose cabin was on Okanagan Lake, told Global News.
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230 homes may have been lost to Bradley Creek wildfire near Vernon: chief.
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For our community, it's measured in homes, family histories and places people have spent all of their lives,' Chief Dan Wilson of the Okanagan Indian Band said.
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