British Columbia’s world-renowned provincial park system continues to attract global attention, with visitors from outside B.C. making up more than one-quarter of a record number of camping reservations in 2015.

Effective at noon on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015, the current open burning ban will be completely rescinded within the Kamloops Fire Centre’s jurisdiction.

It’s time to enjoy what travellers from around the world came to the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast for this summer: B.C.’s incredible tourism experiences.

It’s time to enjoy what travellers from around the world came to the Kootenay Rockies for this summer: B.C.’s incredible tourism experiences.

It’s time to enjoy what travellers from around the world came to the Thompson-Okanagan for this summer: B.C.’s incredible tourism experiences.

It’s time to enjoy what travellers from around the world came to Vancouver Island for this summer: B.C.’s incredible tourism experiences.

It’s time to enjoy what travellers from around the world came to northern British Columbia for this summer: B.C.’s incredible tourism experiences.

It’s time to enjoy what travellers from around the world came to Vancouver and the coastal mountains for this summer: B.C.’s incredible tourism experiences.

Effective at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015, all open fires will once again be allowed across the Cariboo Fire Centre’s jurisdiction.

Effective at noon (Pacific time) on Friday, Sept. 25, 2015 Category 2 open fires will be permitted within the Cranbrook Fire Zone and Category 3 open fires will be permitted in the Columbia Zone of the Southeast Fire Centre due to a decreased risk of wildfires.