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BOIL WATER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT
A reminder for residents returning home to Clinton, the Boil Water Advisory remains in effect. The Boil Water Advisory came into effect on July 25, 2026. Until further notice, please boil tap water before using it for: Drinking Brushing teeth … Continue reading
WATCH FOR ANIMALS ON ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
As residents return home and travel throughout the Clinton area for supplies and other needs, please use extra caution on local roads and highways. The wildfire damaged fences and, in some cases, livestock were released so they could escape the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Notices Tagged animals, British Columbia wildfire, cattle, Clinton BC, Clinton evacuation, Clinton wildfire, community recovery, Community updates, disaster recovery, evacuation order, lost animals, pets, ranch, safe return home, SPCA, Thompson Nicola Regional District, wildfire update
August 11, 2026 (PM) Update
Good evening, Once again, we are seeing our community and our neighbours step up to support one another. From help for pets and animals to new resources for recovery, that support will continue to be important in the days and weeks ahead. Today’s update … Continue reading
Posted in Archived Tagged animals, BC Hydro, BC SPCA, BC Wildfire Service, British Columbia wildfire, Clinton BC, Clinton evacuation, Clinton wildfire, community recovery, Community updates, critical infrastructure, disaster recovery, drinking water system, emergency management, emergency operations centre, evacuation order, food, food bank, food security, hazard reduction, infrastructure recovery, lots animals, pets, power restoration, public safety, RCMP, re-entry planning, safe return home, SPCA, state of emergency, Thompson Nicola Regional District, TNRD, utility restoration, Village of Clinton, Village of Clinton resident update, wildfire recovery, wildfire response, wildfire update
BC SPCA support info for wildfire evacuees and their pets
August 11, 2026 With the Province of British Columbia in an active state of emergency due to the more than 100 wildfires burning across the province, the BC SPCA is prioritizing support for animals and their families who have been impacted by the fires. To date, … Continue reading

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