The Brunswick wildfire complex near Boston Bar, B.C., continues to rage out of control, with firefighters warning of 'vigorous fire behaviour' expected as weather conditions shift.

The complex, comprising two wildfires on either side of the Fraser River, has seen significant growth, particularly on the Ainslie Creek fire, which was recently adjusted in size due to more accurate mapping.

While lower temperatures and higher humidity are expected for the next two days, officials caution that hot, dry conditions will return, increasing the risk of explosive fire growth.The B.C.Wildfire Service emphasizes the extreme terrain and dry fuels as factors contributing to the fire's intensity.Evacuation orders and alerts remain in place for nearby communities, with Highway 1 partially closed.The fires are suspected to be human-caused, and 17 active wildfires burn across the province.Meanwhile, Shxwhá:y Village has opened a support center for evacuees, offering cultural assistance, meals, and activities for children.Residents like Sherry Andrew describe the devastation, highlighting concerns for vulnerable populations such as elders.The situation underscores ongoing challenges in wildfire management and community resilience in the face of climate-driven disasters.