Smoke near Courtenay
Open the ECCC FireWork smoke forecast already centred on this community. Forecast smoke is modelled guidance, not a confirmed local measurement.
Open local smoke forecastBritish Columbia smoke map →Check official wildfire and smoke context around Courtenay, Comox, and the Comox Valley.
Use the local view for nearby official wildfire activity, then check smoke forecast and AQHI context before drawing conclusions about local air quality.
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Distances are straight-line measurements to source-provided point locations, not fire perimeters, evacuation boundaries, or safety ratings.
These timestamps are intentionally separate: the responsible agency owns the source update, FireRadar records when it retrieved the data, and page generation does not replace either timestamp.
There is 1 current official British Columbia fire point within 100 km of the community centre. The nearest current official point is 95 km northwest near V81131.
Open the nearest official fire record →Open the ECCC FireWork smoke forecast already centred on this community. Forecast smoke is modelled guidance, not a confirmed local measurement.
Open local smoke forecastBritish Columbia smoke map →Nearest current official AQHI: 1.62 (Low) at Comox Valley, 0.7 km from the community centre.
Observed Aug 9, 2026, 7:00 p.m.. Use the local air-quality layer for available AQHI and PM2.5 station context; do not attribute measured air quality to the nearest wildfire by distance alone.
Open local air qualityReview FireRadar’s current-day official wildfire changes, including newly observed fires and status movement, then return here for the local geographic context.
Review today’s changesWithin 25 km: 0 · within 50 km: 0 · within 100 km: 1.
There is 1 recent out or extinguished official record within 100 km.
Official incident markers come from the BC Wildfire Service feed. Marker locations are informational and do not replace official emergency notices or local emergency instructions.
The current verified British Columbia source payload contains 109 official records before FireRadar separates active and recent-out context.
Courtenay serves the Comox Valley, where urban areas, rural properties, forest, mountain recreation, and transportation routes are closely connected. The local page provides regional fire context while keeping smoke forecasts and measured air quality distinct.
Official incident markers come from the BC Wildfire Service feed. Marker locations are informational and do not replace official emergency notices or local emergency instructions.
Open BC Wildfire Service →Distances are calculated from the centre of the selected location to the point supplied for each record. A fire can be large, irregularly shaped, remote, or represented by a reference point rather than an exact perimeter.
FireRadar does not issue official emergency notices, road closures, or fire-spread predictions. Follow provincial, territorial, municipal, Indigenous, and emergency authorities for current instructions.
FireRadar prioritizes communities in the same regional cluster, then the same province, followed by the nearest curated local pages.