Evacuation orders lifted around Quilpituk Creek Wildfire - Castanet

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All residents who were forced out of their homes due to the Quilpituk Creek wildfire, burning north of West Kelowna, were allowed to go home on Friday.

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Peachland residents to return home Friday, 1 week after Bald Range fire started.

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As of 6 p.m.

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14, evacuation orders for all properties in Peachland and Electoral Area West will be downgraded to evacuation alerts, officials say.

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Erin Catherall said structural protection and firefighters continue to work on the southern flank, which is the area around Mt.

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14 CBCWildfire in B.C.'s Okanagan held but nearby Summerland blaze continues to rage The Globe and MailWildfire officials working on a re-entry plan Yahoo News CanadaQuilpituk Creek wildfire being held, assessments remain underway Abbotsford News

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**Summary:** Evacuation orders for the Quilpituk Creek wildfire have been lifted, allowing residents to return home. **Why It Matters:** This news indicates that the fire situation is improving and that safety measures are being eased, which could lead to a reduction in evacuation efforts and potentially allow more people to resume normal