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Fire management zones help guide how wildfires are prioritized and managed and show where wildfires may be used to achieve …
Get data on fire response plan area boundaries and recommended response types for wildfires. This dataset shows the boundaries of …
This Forest Fire Danger Rating is a general depiction of the forest fire danger ratings for various regions of Ontario. …
Fire perimeters for this year's forest fires in Ontario. Fire perimeters are illustrations only and may not be exact in …
If available, model versions that include wildfire emissions are used. The model and observational data are statistically combined using the …
Archived wildfire bulletins from 2023. See current wildfire bulletins on Yukon.ca.
Visit the Yukon's Wildfires hub or the …
All 2018 news releases from the Government of Yukon.
Archived wildfire bulletins from 2024. See current wildfire bulletins on Yukon.ca.
Visit the Yukon's Wildfires hub or the …
All 2009 news releases
All 2020 news releases from the Government of Yukon.