The BC Wildfire Service has reported progress in managing two small wildfires on Vancouver Island. The Cold Creek wildfire, located about two kilometers east of Port Alberni, was detected on May 13 and is currently classified as 'being held.' This classification means that the fire, which spans approximately 0.67 hectares, is expected to stay within its existing perimeter due to favorable weather conditions, available firefighting resources, and the current state of the surrounding fuel. In addition, a second wildfire located near Rogers Creek was discovered on Tuesday and is now classified as 'under control.' This fire is estimated to cover 0.1 hectares and is not expected to spread beyond its current boundaries. Fortunately, there have been no evacuation alerts or orders issued for either fire, and both are not posing any immediate threat to nearby communities. These incidents come as much of British Columbia experiences warmer and drier conditions, which typically precede the summer wildfire season, raising concerns about potential fire risks in the region.