Canadian wildfire maps by province and data layer
Browse province- and territory-specific wildfire maps, focused national datasets, an official Canada wildfire smoke forecast, community views, current Canada-wide totals, nearby-fire tools, and transparent methodology guides.
Current Canada wildfire tools
Active Wildfires in Canada Today
Current direct-official counts, province totals, reported active hectares, newly reported fires, and largest reported fires.
Wildfires Near Me
Search a Canadian place or use browser location to calculate nearby official fires and satellite hotspots.
Focused wildfire data layers
These pages start with one dataset enabled and competing incident layers turned off. That makes each map easier to interpret and avoids accidental mixing of official incidents, satellite detections, national records, and smoke model output.
CWFIS national view
View the CWFIS national active-fire layer across Canada on FireRadar, with direct provincial and territorial wildfire markers turned off for a clear dataset-specific view.
Satellite hotspots
View NASA FIRMS VIIRS satellite thermal hotspots across Canada on FireRadar, isolated from official wildfire incident and CWFIS layers.
Recent out and extinguished fires
View recent Canadian wildfire records marked out, extinguished, inactive, declared out, or being patrolled, with active and satellite layers turned off.
Wildfire smoke forecast
View Canada's official FireWork wildfire smoke forecast with hourly, ground-level PM2.5 model guidance from Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Choose a province or territory
British Columbia
View current official wildfires, recently extinguished fires, reported fire sizes, and satellite hotspot context across British Columbia.
Alberta
Track current official wildfires, recent out fires, reported hectares, and satellite hotspot context across Alberta.
Saskatchewan
See current official Saskatchewan wildfires, recently extinguished records, reported hectares, and satellite hotspot context.
Manitoba
View current official Manitoba wildfires, recent out or extinguished records, reported hectares, and hotspot context.
Ontario
Explore current official Ontario forest fires, recent extinguished records, reported hectares, and satellite hotspot context.
Quebec
View current official Quebec wildfires, recent extinguished fires, reported hectares, and satellite hotspot context.
New Brunswick
Check current official New Brunswick wildfires, recently extinguished records, reported hectares, and hotspot context.
Nova Scotia
View current official Nova Scotia wildfire locations, recent out records, reported hectares, and satellite hotspot context.
Prince Edward Island
View available wildfire and satellite hotspot context for Prince Edward Island, with clear direct-source coverage limitations.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Track current official wildfires, recent out records, reported hectares, and hotspot context across Newfoundland and Labrador.
Yukon
View current official Yukon wildfires, recently extinguished records, reported hectares, and satellite hotspot context.
Northwest Territories
View current official Northwest Territories wildfires, recent out records, reported hectares, and hotspot context.
Nunavut
View available wildfire and satellite hotspot context for Nunavut, with direct official feed limitations stated clearly.
Community wildfire maps
Each community page starts at a fixed local map centre and calculates nearby official fires within 25, 50, and 100 kilometres while keeping satellite hotspots separate.
Data and methodology guides
What FireRadar counts
Province totals use direct official incident records where a feed is available. Active fires and recent out or extinguished records are kept separate, and hectares are summed only when an active official record reports a usable size.
What FireRadar does not claim
FireRadar is not an emergency authority, evacuation service, fire-spread prediction system, air-quality monitoring network, or guarantee of local safety. Always follow the applicable provincial, territorial, municipal, Indigenous, health, environment, and emergency authorities.