Ministry of Environment seeks public help in Rally fire investigation
While the fire has died down, investigators are still looking for a specific cause of the so-called Rally wildfire.
Casey Howey, a conservation officer supervisor with the Ministry of Environment, said investigators hope support from the public can help them determine the cause of the wildfire.
Investigators have determined the fire was human caused, based on the weather conditions at the time and a lack of “other ignition sources.”
“If anybody has anything to add to this, or knows any information about potential cause or starting the fire, that’s what we’re looking for,” Howey said.