Firefighters watch the weather as wildfire smoke continues to pose issues in B.C.

Evacuation orders and alerts remained in place Saturday due to wildfires in B.C., with thunderstorms forecast for the regions most affected by blazes.

A special weather statement and smoky skies bulletin warning of wildfire smoke — and the elevated health risks associated with it — are in place for the eastern half of the province.

It covers the Peace River region in northeast B.C., where all four “wildfires of note” — those that pose a threat to public safety or are particularly visible — are burning out of control.

One of them, the Donnie Creek fire — burning over an area of 1,182 square kilometres southeast of Fort Nelson — led to new evacuation

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