Martin Hoeger – 11:36 AM
Chris O’Connor found his home in the village of Lytton. Then came the record for heat and fire. Now 90 percent of the village – including O’Connor’s house – has been destroyed.
NSHarris O’Connor had just dislocated his left leg, rolled onto the balcony, and drowned in his book. The calendar indicated June 30, it was time for everyday life again. There was one heat record after another. First, the local record, then the British Columbia record, and on June 29, even the Canadian record. 49.6 degrees Celsius.
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