Vernon NewsNorth Okanagan businesses open doors to offer food, shelter and relief to those displaced by Bradley Creek blazeBusinesses support evacueesPhoto: Luc Rempel Businesses are stepping up in Vernon, as evacuees continue to wait out the Bradley Creek fire, which has destroyed more than 230 homes. Food and clothingThe Towne Theatre is inviting all wildfire evacuees to drop by for a free small combo, no movie ticket required. The Fig Bistro is offering free food and coffee for anyone displaced, as well as firefighting personnel. The North Okanagan Friendship Centre Society opens at 10 a.m. for young families and elders affected by the wildfire, offering food, a children's playroom, and a refuge from the smoky conditions. Registration allows evacuees to access accommodations, meals, financial assistance, and other supports, while helping emergency officials track displaced residents.