Crews Battle Multiple Wildfires Southwest Princeton, Marion, West Roxbury

Multiple wildfires are actively being battled across the western United States and Canada with challenging terrain and adverse conditions complicating firefighting efforts. In southwestern British Columbia near Manning Park, the Holding Creek blaze has grown to 762 hectares and is exhibiting fast surface fire spread, with crews struggling to access the fire due to washed-out bridges. In Montana's Flathead Valley, the Marry Ann Fire, burning in grass, timber, and brush within a box canyon, is difficult to reach and has prompted the deployment of helicopters, air tankers, and ground crews, although no evacuations or closures are currently in place. Meanwhile, in Tucson, Arizona, firefighters contained a fire at a homeless encampment with the cause under investigation, marking a repeat incident in that area. These incidents highlight ongoing wildfire threats exacerbated by terrain challenges and weather, with officials urging public caution and cooperation, especially regarding airspace restrictions near active firefighting operations.