Residents of Boston Bar, B.C., have been ordered to evacuate due to a wildfire that flared overnight, according to the Fraser Valley Regional District.Evacuees are advised to head south via Highway 1, away from the Brunswick complex of fires that has been threatening the community this month.

The evacuation order extends to the town site, which is home to approximately 170 residents, following a series of previous alerts and orders for nearby properties.A separate evacuation alert has been issued for a new fire looming over Pemberton, B.C., as the number of active wildfires in the province has spiked to 31, with 14 starting in the last 24 hours.Affected residents are directed to the Shxwháy Village community centre in Chilliwack for support.The BC Wildfire Service emphasizes the ongoing threat posed by the fire complex, which includes the Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek fires.Authorities urge residents to follow official guidance and stay informed about evolving conditions.The situation highlights the challenges of managing wildfires in densely populated areas and the importance of emergency preparedness.