Wildfire map Canada

Fires in Canada right now

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77 fire clusters detected in Canada in the last 48 h Most active: remote British Columbia, 151 km N of Prince George (15 detections).

Active fires in Canada from NASA's VIIRS satellite hotspots, grouped into clusters and named by the nearest city.

Fire clusters
77 last 48 h
Hotspot detections
309
Intense clusters (100+ MW)
1
Most active fire
remote British Columbia, 151 km N of Prince George 15 detections
Most affected region
British Columbia 23 clusters

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Active fires in Canada

Satellites detected 309 thermal hotspots in Canada in the last 48 h, grouped into 77 fire clusters. 1 cluster reached an intense fire radiative power above 100 MW.

The most active fire is remote British Columbia, 151 km N of Prince George with 15 detections and a peak of 88 MW, last seen Sun 7:32 am local time.

By region, British Columbia has 23 clusters (135 detections), Ontario has 24 clusters (109 detections), Alberta has 10 clusters (18 detections).

Fires are assigned to the country of the nearest listed city, so a fire close to a border can appear under the neighbour.

Fires by province and territory

ProvinceFire clustersSignificantDetectionsPeak FRP
Ontario241210927 MW
British Columbia2312135104 MW
Alberta102185 MW
Quebec82163 MW
Manitoba521013 MW
Saskatchewan3187 MW
Nova Scotia21211 MW
Newfoundland and Labrador1188 MW
Northwest Territories1132 MW
New Brunswick000—
Nunavut000—
Prince Edward Island000—
Yukon000—

Largest fire clusters

Fire clusterRegionDetectionsPeak FRPLast seen (local)
remote British Columbia, 151 km N of Prince GeorgeBritish Columbia1588 MWSun 7:32 am
72 km ESE of Prince GeorgeBritish Columbia35104 MWSun 7:32 am
138 km SW of Prince RupertBritish Columbia989 MWSun 7:32 am
96 km NE of SmithersBritish Columbia1233 MWSun 7:32 am
105 km E of SmithersBritish Columbia828 MWSun 7:32 am
4 km ENE of HamiltonOntario365 MWSun 1:56 pm
3 km W of Greater SudburyOntario918 MWSun 4:11 am
47 km ENE of Prince GeorgeBritish Columbia919 MWSun 5:52 am
6 km SSE of SimcoeOntario227 MWSat 2:13 pm
17 km E of SimcoeOntario1513 MWSun 4:11 am
remote British Columbia, 153 km SW of Prince RupertBritish Columbia520 MWSun 7:32 am
remote Newfoundland and Labrador, 342 km ESE of St. John'sNewfoundland and Labrador88 MWSun 12:15 pm
89 km SSE of Swift CurrentSaskatchewan57 MWSat 3:57 pm
remote British Columbia, 208 km NNE of SmithersBritish Columbia412 MWSat 5:42 pm
29 km NNW of Temiskaming ShoresOntario124 MWSat 2:15 pm
29 km SE of Fort St. JohnBritish Columbia713 MWSat 7:49 am
60 km WNW of Prince GeorgeBritish Columbia66 MWSun 7:32 am
5 km NNW of SimcoeOntario217 MWSat 2:13 pm
90 km SSE of BrandonManitoba213 MWSat 3:57 pm
remote Ontario, 158 km SSW of Elliot LakeOntario65 MWSun 4:11 am
at Sorel-TracyQuebec73 MWSun 1:56 pm
93 km N of TerraceBritish Columbia65 MWSat 7:49 am
13 km N of FernieBritish Columbia26 MWSat 6:13 am
24 km NNE of EnfieldNova Scotia111 MWSun 1:56 pm
16 km ENE of NelsonBritish Columbia29 MWSat 6:13 am

Cities with fires within 80 km

Official information

CIFFC (ciffc.net) publishes the national wildfire situation; provinces and territories run their own wildfire services. Alertable and local emergency alerts carry evacuation orders.

Satellite thermal hotspots are not all wildfires: gas flares, steel works, volcanoes and planned agricultural or prescribed burns show up too. VIIRS passes over most places about twice a day, so a fire can start or grow between passes, and thick smoke or cloud can hide one.

Fires in other countries

Related

Data: NASA FIRMS (VIIRS active fires), Open-Meteo, GeoNames.