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May 28, 2024
No new wildland fires in the Northeast Region. FireRanger crews make progress on North Bay 5. Fire hazard is low to moderate.
May 27, 2024
No active wildfires in Ontario's Northwest Region. Learn about outdoor burning safety and regulations
May 17, 2024
Manitoba battles wildfires near Flin Flon and The Pas, causing evacuations and road closures. Residents advised to protect against smoke
May 17, 2024
Northwest Region reports no new fires and a low wildfire hazard due to wet weather. Stay informed and follow burning regulations
April 30, 2024
Active wildfires in the Northeast Fire Region with ongoing monitoring. Adhere to Ontarioโs Outdoor Burning Regulations to prevent fires
April 26, 2024
Stay updated on the Northeast Fire Region's status with no current wildfires and low fire hazard.
January 1, 2024
Get the latest update on wildfires in Ontario's Northwest Region and learn crucial outdoor burning safety tips
July 29, 2023
Five New Fires Confirmed in Northwest THUNDER BAY - Wildfire Update - During the late afternoon of July 28, five new fires were confirmed in the Northwest Region. The details of these fires are as follows: Red Lake 60: Located east of Little Trout Lake, approximately 47 kilometres east of the town of Red Lake,
July 8, 2023
Current Fire Status and Fire Hazards SAULT STE. Marie - This update provides the latest information on the active wildfires in the Northeast Region. It includes details on the current fire status, fire hazards, notable fires, and important announcements. Fire Status: Active Fires: There are currently 32 active wildland fires in the Northeast Region. Out
July 24, 2021
Jul 23, 2021 Photo: Ford, Brad Members of the public planning their next outdoor adventure on National Forests in the Pacific Northwest now have a tool they can use to check fire information for more than one forest, quickly and easily. The new resource can be found on the U.S. Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region website, at Website visitors will find current fire information and usage restrictions for all National Forests in Washington and Oregon on one page, in an easy-to-use, at-a-glan...