Preliminary Inquiry set for accused arsonist in Quesnel

A Preliminary Inquiry has been set for a woman accused of starting a fire at the government building in Quesnel.
38-year old Haley Reimer is due back in court on September 9, 2026.
Reimer is charged with arson damaging property and mischief to property over $5,000.
The Quesnel Fire Department responded to a fire at the government building on Barlow Avenue back on January 7th of this year.
Fire Chief Ron Richert said upon arrival there was a pile of clothing on fire underneath the overhang next to the building.
He said that it had spread and caused fire damage to the wall and some smoke damage inside the building.

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