Daily activity
Official active-fire counts and reported active area from FireRadar's saved daily observations.
Explore wildfire activity recorded by FireRadar since 2026, along with earlier records published by Canadian wildfire authorities. Each page identifies whether the information comes from FireRadar observations or a historical source.
Official active-fire counts and reported active area from FireRadar's saved daily observations.
When a fire first appeared in FireRadar, along with later status, reported-size and perimeter changes.
Earlier annual reports and historical fire records stay tied to their original sources rather than being presented as FireRadar observations.
Use these resources to explore past wildfire activity. FireRadar observations, earlier official records and final agency reports remain clearly separated so unlike records are not combined into a misleading national total.
Explore official historical fire records, agency perimeters and mapped burned areas by year and place across Canada.
Follow this year's wildfire season review now and revisit it after peak fire activity.
Learn which years and sources are included, where coverage is limited and how comparisons are made.
Review incident history, status changes, reported fire sizes, perimeter updates and the dates covered.
Compare two saved dates, revisit the same date last year when available, and review wildfire activity within a chosen distance of a community.
These 10 pages use official British Columbia historical fire locations. FireRadar shows zero nearby records only where the source has enough location coverage to support that result. If coverage is missing, the information is shown as unavailable.
FireRadar observations from BC Wildfire Service, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Alberta Wildfire, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Manitoba Wildfire Service / FireView, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Ontario Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from SOPFEU, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Government of New Brunswick, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Nova Scotia wildfire services, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar does not yet have a confirmed direct incident source for Prince Edward Island, so it does not publish province-specific observation history.
FireRadar observations from Newfoundland and Labrador Forestry and Agrifoods, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Yukon Wildland Fire Management, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar observations from Government of the Northwest Territories Environment and Climate Change, with timelines and changes where enough history is available.
FireRadar does not yet have a confirmed direct incident source for Nunavut, so it does not publish province-specific observation history.
Annual season summaries and individual archive records answer different questions. The year links below are source-backed annual summaries—not the start of each province's wildfire record.
The active Canadian National Fire Database revision contains records in that range. Earlier coverage varies by agency and year, so this is not a claim that every Canadian wildfire since 1930 is included.
Explore the official archiveThe verified NRCan annual fire-count and area-burned series used by these pages starts in 2000. FireRadar does not manufacture earlier national totals by adding incomplete incident records.
A separate curated annual-summary page is not published yet. This does not mean earlier wildfire records are absent.
Explore available Prince Edward Island recordsA separate curated annual-summary page is not published yet. This does not mean earlier wildfire records are absent.
Explore available Nunavut records