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SAULT STE MARIE - Wildfire Update - As of the evening of June 17, 2023, there were 18 active fires in the Northeast Region, with two new wildland fires confirmed. Cochrane 11, a 1-hectare fire, was confirmed on the evening of June 16 and is located on the Albany River, 10 km southwest of Fort
Sault Ste Marie - WILDFIRE UPDATE - In the Northeast Region, there were no new wildfires confirmed by the early evening of June 16. Currently, there are 17 active fires in the region. Noteworthy fires include: Chapleau 3: 3,916 hectare fire located south of October Lake, not under control. Cochrane 7: 10,719 hectare fire located
June 15, 2023 - Northeast Region Wildfire Update As of the early evening of June 15, no new wildfires have been reported in the Northeast Region. However, 21 active fires continue to challenge the firefighting efforts. Notable fires include Chapleau 3, Chapleau 6, Cochrane 6 and 7, Kirkland Lake 5, Sudbury 10 and 17, Sudbury
Sault Ste Marie - Wildfire Update - The Northeast Region reported no new wildland fires as of the evening of June 14, 2023, with a total of 24 active fires. Notable fires include Chapleau 3, a 3,916 hectare fire near October and Vichaw Lakes, and Cochrane 6 and 7, located near Lake Abitibi and Marathon
Smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning in Canada drove down air quality across swaths of the Eastern U.S. this week. In the New York City suburbs where I live, the air became smoggy and orange, categorized for a time by monitoring agencies as "hazardous." I wore as mask. But my plants stood in