Crews were called out for two weekend fires in an early start to wildfire season in northwest B.C. The B.C. Wildfire Service said the two fires were in the area of the village of Kitwanga. One is now out. The other is under control. That wildfire is about 160,000 square metres in size and was tackled by 10 firefighters with helicopter support for water bucketing over the weekend. Two crew members remain at the fire Tuesday to patrol and remove gear. Despite dry conditions in northwest B.C., the wildfire service said there are no other fires of concern among 12 active wildfires larger than 100 square metres. “The conditions are very typical for this time of year,” said spokeswoman Carolyn Bartos. She said human-caused wildfires related to backyard burning and grass burning are the leading cause of early-season fires.