Fire officials are warning about extreme fire behaviour in the province with numerous wildfires growing on the weekend and the situation showing no sign of slowing down.

An Edmonton woman is raising concerns about the evacuation order that was issued two days into her B.C. backcountry hiking vacation.

Wildfires have destroyed more than 300 buildings across B.C. as smoke creates visibility problems for crews expecting to fight more fires in the coming days, officials say.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be heading to British Columbia next week to tour areas affected by ongoing wildfires.

“It's horrible, our families have all gone different directions and we don't know if our town is going to burn down.”

Satellite images show how wildfires have been endangering - and sometimes destroying - communities in the B.C. Interior.

Back home, the Conways say, people don't lock their front doors let alone lock up their bikes. So they left their bikes unlocked at Burnaby's Central Park.

As wildfires burn across large parts of British Columbia, there is growing concern that the fire danger extends to urban areas like Metro Vancouver.

Thousands of people have been evacuated out of Williams Lake and the surrounding areas as a windy Saturday blew a number of fires closer to the city.

A number of fires were fueled by heavy winds Saturday, leading to a number of new evacuation orders.