Regional authorities have stated that evacuation orders for Summerland will not be lifted until the Bald Range fire is better contained. Temporary access permits to Summerland are being prioritized for utility crews to ensure essential services are operational. People are advised to avoid the Bonanza Creek wildfire, burning in a recreational area surrounded by provincial parks. Air quality warnings are in effect for southern B.C. The Ainslie Creek wildfire has advanced towards Highway 8, which remains open with continuous 24-hour operations.

Summerland Mayor Doug Holmes emphasized the need to ensure safety before considering lifting evacuation orders. Access permits are being selectively granted, with utility professionals given priority to check and maintain essential services. Ground crews, including 100 firefighters from Mexico, are battling the Bald Range fire, with a total of 193 ground personnel involved. The Ainslie Creek wildfire has expanded close to Highway 8, prompting an evacuation alert for the Nicola Mameet Indian Reserve No. 1.

The Brunswick Complex, comprising the Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek wildfires, is affecting Highway 1, leading to road closures. As of Tuesday, the firefighting efforts involve 236 firefighters, 20 helicopters, heavy equipment, and structure protection personnel. Various highways remain closed due to the ongoing wildfires, including Highway 97 and Westside Road. Evacuation alerts and orders have been issued in response to the wildfire threat.