Current official fire-ban and wildfire restriction coverage for Manitoba. Check a location for the most relevant answer; FireRadar never treats a missing record as permission to burn.
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Source: Manitoba Wildfire Service / Office of the Fire Commissioner / municipalities / parks
Coverage: FireRadar shows official Manitoba restrictions where available. Municipal, park, First Nations, federal and other land-manager rules may be separate.
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Fire Ban placed on all open air burning. the ban will remain in place until further notice
Full restrictions in effect. Authorized burning daylight hours only - no bale burning - no burning on road allowances - Authorization must be given from fire chief or designate prior to burning
Burn Ban in effect. no open air burning
Fire Ban in effect as of May 4, 2026. Recreational fires in contained fire pits are allowed at this time.
Partial Ban: No permits for controlled burns will be issued, and all current permits are suspended. Burning is allowed only in enclosed fire pits, fire bowls, chimineas, and other outdoor receptacles (burn barrels) with a spark arrestor, grille or mesh covering all openings. Burning must be under constant supervision. Solid fuel burning appliances such as charcoal barbeques and smokers are permitted. The use of commercial or consumer fireworks is prohibited. Effective until further notice.
Level 2 burning ban is in effect for the RM of Elton. No open air fires. Fires is contained fire pits allowed
All open fires are prohibited, but fires in firepits and bbq's are permitted
The RM is back to Level I (Low Risk) – Fires are allowed in approved receptacles (defined below). Open-air fires are allowed, any person who wishes to cause an open-air fire must notify the R.M. of Ritchot Fire Department of their intent.
Effective June 4th, the RM of Ste. Anne will be at a Level 1 burn ban. For more information https://www.rmofsteanne.com/main.php?p=228#gsc.tab=0
Town of Teulon reminds residents that in accordance to Bylaw 6-99 that “disposal of waste by the means of open burning within the limits of the Town of Teulon” is not permitted at any time. Recreational Fires will now be allowed in approved receptacles on calm days. Please adhere to the regulations in effect with Bylaw 6-99 and a friendly reminder that burn bans are currently in effect for the Town of Teulon and surrounding communities until further notice.
What is PROHIBITED: • Open Fires: All open-air burning is strictly banned. • Fire Pits: This includes backyard fire pits, campfires, and burning barrels (even those with spark arrestor screens). • Fireworks: The sale, possession, and discharging of all consumer fireworks is completely prohibited. • Sky Lanterns: The use of aerial sky lanterns is strictly banned. What is PERMITTED (With Extreme Caution): • Enclosed propane or pellet barbecue grills/appliances used for cooking.
The map shows boundaries provided by official sources. Some boundaries mark a restriction area; others show the administrative area covered by an official restriction. Check the official order for the legal description.