Canadian community wildfire maps
FireRadar publishes local pages where wildfire, smoke, population, regional importance, or monitoring utility justify a real local experience. This is intentionally not a page for every Canadian municipality.
100 curated communities are currently indexed. Each page includes nearby official-fire context, smoke and air-quality paths, local source freshness, and My FireRadar actions.
Why the Okanagan is intentionally dense
High wildfire exposure, closely connected communities, Highway 97, seasonal population, tourism, smoke, and repeated evacuation history make the Okanagan a region where local pages are useful even when communities sit only a short distance apart.
British Columbia
Okanagan & Southern Interior
Thompson & Cariboo
Kootenays
Northern British Columbia
Fraser Valley & Coast
Vancouver Island
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Yukon
Northwest Territories
How communities are added
New pages are selected using wildfire relevance, likely search demand, audience size, geographic importance, My FireRadar product fit, and whether FireRadar can provide unique local value. Significant wildfire events and repeated FireRadar search behaviour can also expose gaps for the next review.