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Feedback and issue reports

Tell us about a map issue, data concern or part of FireRadar that was difficult to use.
Report a problem

Tell us what happened

This page prepares a feedback email; it does not send a report directly to FireRadar. Review the draft and select Send in your email application. You can also copy the report and email it to feedback@fireradar.ca.

Add screenshots or other attachments in your email application. Review shared links and screenshots for private addresses or other information before sending.

Not for emergencies. Follow official emergency authorities; this page cannot report a fire or confirm evacuation status.

Do not include passwords, payment-card details, private medical information, or other sensitive personal information.

What makes a report useful

For map or data concerns, include the fire name or identifier, province or territory, approximate location, the page or shared link, what appears incorrect, and the official source you used for comparison.

For technical problems, include the steps that caused the issue, what you expected, what happened instead, and the approximate time. Add screenshots in your email application. The report composer can optionally include browser/device details.

Source and coverage suggestions

Suggestions for official provincial, territorial, municipal, Indigenous, or federal data sources are welcome. Include a direct source link, the organization responsible for it, the geographic coverage, and any known licence or access requirements.

After you email us

We review legitimate reports and may ask for more detail. Submission does not guarantee a response, correction, feature, or timeline, but high-impact accuracy, accessibility, alerting, and usability issues are prioritized.

If the form does not work with your mail application, email feedback@fireradar.ca directly.

Not for emergencies

This mailbox is not continuously monitored and cannot dispatch help, confirm evacuation status, report a new fire, or provide emergency advice. Contact 911 where appropriate and follow the official wildfire and emergency authorities responsible for your area.