VANCOUVER—Two of the largest wildfires in British Columbia are now classified as “being held” after weeks of burning out of control and forcing people out of their homes. The BC Wildfire Service said Thursday the nearly 900-square-kilometre Sparks Lake fire burning north of Kamloops is contained, meaning suppression has been sufficient to ensure it is not likely to spread beyond its current boundaries under forecasted conditions. The 635-square-kilometre Tremont Creek blaze burning just outside Ashcroft is also being held and the service said structure protection resources are being removed in areas that are no longer at risk. “We’ve had a relatively quiet week,” said Todd Nessman, fire operations manager with BC Wildfire Service, at a news conference Thursday. “We’ve had 11 (new) fires to date in the last two days, all of which were relatively small.” Environment Canada forecasts cooler temperatures with cloudy conditions or light rain across most of …