In 2023, Canada's severe weather caused over $3.1 billion in insured damages, officials said. Canada is preparing for the upcoming wildfire season ,with the federal government working closely with ...

Report argues other countries’ public media already have added national emergency preparedness and crisis response to their ...

What’s happening in Canada could be a sign of what’s to come in the United States this year. Experts say it is difficult to tell how severe California’s wildfire season will be after good ...

The weather conditions that fueled record-shattering wildfires in eastern Canada earlier this summer – and sent plumes of hazardous air into the US – were made more likely and more intense by ...

Here’s what you need to know about the fires and Canada’s wildfire season. An early start. While wildfires are common in the spring and summer in much of Canada, they usually burn in remote ...

But the center, founded in 1982, has been overwhelmed by the scale of the current crisis. Historically, Canada’s wildfires were staggered across both time and geography.

Climate Crisis 247. Canada’s Wildfires May Burn For Decades. Posted: June 13, 2025 | Last updated: June 13, 2025. Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that Canada ...

Canada’s system usually relies on the provinces and territories sharing resources. But the widespread nature of the current fires has made that impossible and led to shortfalls.

The 2024 wildfire season and many other capitalist-induced climate change disasters that battered Canada last year highlight once again the serious dangers posed by the accelerating climate crisis ...

Every year, Canada'swildfire season typically runs from March to October, but it's already in full force as of June 2025 alone, driven by heat, drought, and dry conditions. The country's wildfires ...

On June 30, 2021, the town of Lytton in British Columbia was destroyed by an out-of-control wildfire.The aftermath saw a lot of anger and finger pointing, with all levels of government roundly ...

DAN RIVERS: This is a glimpse into the heart of Canada's wildfire crisis, an inferno consuming everything in its path, with flames leaping hundreds of feet into the air.