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More than 14,000 people were under evacuation orders in Quebec Sunday, and an evacuation order remained in place for a town in western Alberta
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Residents in parts of northeast British Columbia have been asked to flee their homes because of encroaching wildfires
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Meanwhile, the next 48 hours will be crucial in Quebec’s wildfire fight in northern and western parts of the province
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Parts of northern Ontario as well as regions in Alberta are still facing worsened air quality because of wildfire smoke
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The 2023 fire season is Canada’s fourth-worst on record. At the current pace of burning, the all-time record is expected to be surpassed by next week