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Firefighting aircraft need their space. If unauthorized drones or planes are flying near #wildfires, emergency response teams may have to ground water bombers. Don’t delay critical work. Stay away from active firefighting operations.

The Kenora District office of the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), has advised AFFES that Implementation Orders in place in the Kenora District have been amended. These changes are effective June 10, 2025 at 08:00 am. See our website for more details ontario.ca/page/forest-fi…

National Indigenous History Month is an opportunity to get involved and learn more about Indigenous heritage, cultures, languages, and more. Read Minister Greg Rickford's statement in recognition of this month and shares ways to celebrate #NIHM2025: news.ontario.ca/en/statement/1…

Nipigon 5 is now measuring 10,816 hectares in size and remains not under control. The recent change in size is due to growth on the northeast flank toward Winisk River Provincial Park. FireRangers are actively working to establish hose lines, supported by bucketing helicopters.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Type 1 and Type 2 wildland firefighters, overhead staff, and flight crews, Kenora 20 is now being held at 36,043 hectares - one month after it was first confirmed. This means the fire is not expected to spread beyond its current boundaries.

The Implementation Orders around active wildland fires Kenora 20 and Kenora 32 have now been revoked. All travel and use of roads and lakes in this area are available. All use and occupation of Crown Land previously identified is now available. Ontario.ca/fireupdates.

Sioux Lookout 18 remains not under control at 5521 hectares. Smoke is visible from the community of Cat Lake First Nation. CL-415 waterbombers were active throughout the day yesterday and will continue suppression efforts today.

The data from 133 #weather stations across Ontario is used to predict ease of ignition and the potential for #WildlandFire on the landscape in the province. Check the #fire #hazard rating in your area on our interactive map: lioapplications.lrc.gov.on.ca/ForestFireInfo…

It’s #TreeTuesday! Jack pines are true fire-adapted champions. Their cones fully open under the intense heat of wildfires. When a stand hasn't faced fire for decades, it releases decades' worth of stored seeds, ensuring regeneration. Without #fire, jack pines could be rare!

We all know there is nothing like fresh fish cooked over an open fire. When fire season meets open water angling, here are some reminders to keep shore lunches safe! 🔥 In Ontario, approximately 50% of wildland fires are human-caused. This includes fires caused by campfires left