
Canadian village ordered to evacuate due to wildfires a day after temperatures topped 121 degrees
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A day after a village in British Columbia saw Canada's highest recorded temperature, the residents of Lytton have been ordered to evacuate due to a wildfire.
Mayor Jan Polderman issued the evacuation order late Wednesday, according to a news release from the Village of Lytton. "All residents are advised to leave the community and go to a safe location," it said. Lytton, which is located about 195 miles east of Vancouver, has a population of 249 residents.More Related News

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