Current wildfire season · Saskatchewan

2026 Saskatchewan wildfire season

Use this season hub to move between current direct-official wildfire activity, today's changes, FireRadar's retained observation history, smoke forecast, AQHI, and local community pages.

FireRadar's retained history begins when its archive observed a record. It does not claim to reconstruct agency data from before the FireRadar observation window.

Current direct-official data

Current Saskatchewan wildfire snapshot

Latest source update: Aug 11, 2026, 2:31 a.m.
Active official fires
19
Current direct Saskatchewan incident records.
Recent out
0
Recent official out or extinguished records.
Reported active hectares
120,286 ha
19 active records report a usable size.
Largest reported active fire
22,769 ha
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Current map

Current Saskatchewan wildfire map

Open the live jurisdiction map and inspect current official incident records.

Today

What changed today in Saskatchewan

Review current-day changes without treating every observation as a new wildfire.

Retained history

2026 FireRadar observation history

Explore the season through FireRadar's archived observations and recorded changes.

National context

Canada wildfire season review

Compare current and retained season-level FireRadar metrics across Canada.

Smoke and air quality during the 2026 season

Wildfire occurrence, forecast smoke, and measured AQHI are separate signals. A distant fire can produce local smoke, and local air quality can change after the fire map itself has not materially changed.

Wildfire smoke forecast →AQHI observations →

Local Saskatchewan wildfire pages

Move from the season-wide view into fixed community pages with nearby-fire distances, smoke access, AQHI context, and source freshness.

Buffalo Narrows →Creighton →Île-à-la-Crosse →La Ronge →Meadow Lake →North Battleford →Prince Albert →Regina →Saskatoon →
Safety note: FireRadar is informational and does not issue evacuation instructions, emergency alerts, road closures, or fire-spread predictions. Follow Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency and the applicable emergency authorities for decisions affecting life, property, or travel.