VIDEO: RV’er evacuees gather sit CN Centre parking long

Some of those who escaped the Cariboo fires did so in their recreational vehicles. Others were in Prince George already for the Jehovah’s Witness convention and found they couldn’t go home Sunday.
They have gathered at the south parking lot at CN Centre. As of Sunday night, 115 recreational vehicles were parked there and more were streamed in all day Monday.

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