Spreading wildfires in British Columbia are causing power disruptions across parts of the province, according to reports from City News Toronto and Business in Vancouver. The coverage describes outages that occur in areas well away from the active fire lines, indicating that impacts on electricity service are not limited to communities closest to the flames. Both outlets frame the outages as a downstream consequence of the wildfire situation, rather than as direct effects from where the fires are burning. The reports provide the same broad description: wildfires are expanding, and electricity reliability is being affected in regions that are not necessarily adjacent to the blaze. While the articles do not specify the number of customers affected, the duration of outages, or which utilities or regions are most impacted, they consistently link the power disruptions to the ongoing wildfire conditions in B.C. The reports present the outages as part of a wider operational response to wildfire risk and related conditions across the province.