Canadian wildfire data and history

Download current official wildfire records available through FireRadar as JSON, CSV or GeoJSON, with field definitions, sources and reuse guidance.

Open the live wildfire map and select an official incident to view its published perimeter where available. FireRadar does not replace a missing perimeter with an estimated boundary or satellite hotspot outline.

See which current official wildfire records include a suspected cause and compare how provincial and territorial authorities report that information.

Compare the latest two completed FireRadar observation days for newly observed active fires, status changes, recent out fires, reported active-hectare movement, and province-level changes.

Explore active-fire counts from provincial and territorial sources, reported active hectares, jurisdiction rankings and FireRadar's daily activity timeline.

Explore fires observed during FireRadar's stated coverage period, including status changes, reported-size changes and perimeter revisions.

Follow the official season-to-date picture, understand the available coverage and see how FireRadar will prepare its year-end review.

Understand FireRadar's observation archive, official historical points and perimeters, annual statistics, and the rules required for honest season comparisons.

Use citation-ready FireRadar comparisons, direct-source context, attribution guidance, public downloads, methodology, and newsroom or research contact information.

See current official fire counts, source-labelled control-status groups, province totals, reported hectares, new incidents, recent out fires, and the largest currently reported active fires.

Review official provincial and territorial sources, national and satellite context layers, update timing, limitations, and the dataset boundaries behind FireRadar metrics.