Helicopter fighting fire crashes in Chilcotin; pilot OK

A helicopter went down in the Chilcotin this afternoon fighting the fires, according to Forests Minister John Rustad. “Good news is that the pilot is injured but OK,” he posted on his Facebook page. “There were no other crew on board. Very challenging day for our crews.”

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