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A man stands amid burning trees in a raging forest fire. Large text on the left reads "BC IS BURNING," highlighting the crisis, with "www.bcisburning.ca" displayed in the top right corner for more information.

March 26 @ 7:00 pm

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  • Tidemark Theatre
  • 1220 Shoppers Row
    Campbell River, BC V9W 2C8 Canada
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BC is Burning

Join the TLA for an exclusive screening of the compelling documentary, BC is Burning, in partnership with the City of Campbell River. The documentary explores the roots of British Columbia’s wildfire crisis and what we must do to protect our forests, communities, and future.

BC is Burning is an urgent and impactful documentary exploring British Columbia’s wildfire crisis and transformative solutions we need.

This powerful documentary addresses British Columbia’s escalating wildfire crisis and the urgent need for solutions. With five catastrophic fire seasons in eight years, entire communities are at risk, emissions are soaring, and the economic toll is immense. Since 2017, over seven million hectares—larger than Ireland—have burned, routinely doubling BC’s annual carbon emissions and costing billions in suppression, community devastation, timber losses, and health impacts.

But within this crisis lies opportunity. The film explores how proactive forest management and policy reforms can reduce fire risk. A fact-finding journey to California highlights innovative strategies from its Wildfire and Forest Resilience Action Plan.

BC is Burning is more than a documentary—it’s a call to action to rethink how we manage our forests, protect our communities, and secure a sustainable future for British Columbia.

Watch the BC is Burning trailer here

 

Tickets: $15 Admission (+applicable taxes & fees) Students/Children under 18 free

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Logo for The Truck Loggers Association featuring large blue letters "TLA" with a tree inside the "A" and green lines below. Text reads: "THE TRUCK LOGGERS ASSOCIATION. Our strength is in our roots—especially as BC is burning.

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Logo of the City of Campbell River featuring stylized blue waves and mountains next to the text "City of Campbell River" on a white background, symbolizing resilience as bc is burning.   Logo for Coast Forest Policy Coalition, featuring a green pine tree within a circular border, brown and green land forms, and blue wavy lines representing water—highlighting the urgency as BC is burning—with the organization name in bold green letters.

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