Tag: Quesnel Fire Department

Fire does extensive damage to shed and house in Quesnel

The Quesnel Fire Department responded to a fully involved structure fire over the long weekend.

Quesnel fire fighters respond to structure fire

The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department was called out for a structure fire over the Billy Barker Days weekend.

RV goes up in flames in Quesnel

The Quesnel Fire Department was called out to a fully involved RV fire on Sunday (May 31) night.

Fire evacuates all residents of a Quesnel apartment building

Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department Chief Ron Richert says that crews were called to “an item fire” at the apartment building located on the corner of Front Street and Bowren Avenue.

Quesnel Fire Department responds to house fire in South Quesnel

“Upon arrival, crews had heavy smoke and flames coming from the basement,” Richert says. “They were able to extinguish those flames quickly. Crews remained on scene for approximately three hours, checking for any extensions.”
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