British Columbia winemakers and ranchers flee wildfires, facing uncertain future

Wildfires in B.C.'s Okanagan have forced more than 20,000 people to evacuate, killed at least one person and caused widespread smoke and property damage.
Smoke-taint has ruined this year's grapes—winemakers face costly disposals and years of lost production; one owner urges shoppers to buy Okanagan wine to help.
Orchard crops are spoiling and ranchers are racing to save livestock—about C$300,000 in peaches lost in one case and roughly 50,000 animals are in evacuation zones.