The Canadian portal for wildland fire weather and smoke information offers BlueSky Canada smoke forecasts, fire weather forecasts, fire information, and the BlueSky Playground. With this tool, you can track wildfire smoke forecasts across Canada and parts of the U.S. in near real-time. It shows you where the smoke is now, where it’s expected to move over the next 48 hours, and how thick or concentrated it may be in your area.Click the link above for high-resolution, interactive forecasts of hourly, daily average, and daily maximum concentrations of PM2.5 smoke particles at ground level from wildfires.

The Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS) Interactive Map by Natural Resources Canada feature: Fire Weather Index, Fire Danger, Fire Perimeter Estimate, Fire M3 Hotspots, Season-to-date Hotspots, Active Fires, Forecast weather stations, and Reporting weather stations. With this tool, you can view active fires nationwide, zoom in to see detailed fire perimeters, and click on individual fires to get key details like the fire’s name, size, status, and detection date. You can even look back at past fire locations by selecting specific dates and analyzing fire patterns over time. The map also shows daily fire danger ratings—from low to extreme—updated regularly so you can stay ahead of changing conditions. You can also overlay critical weather data to better understand current conditions. Click the link above to explore this resource.

The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC) fire information page is packed with tools to track fire activity across Canada, and here is what you’ll find there: a dashboard for fire updates, including total active fires, affected areas, and an interactive wildfire map; Situation Reports with daily summaries of wildfire activity, including the number of new fires, current conditions, resources in use, and interagency support; Current Fires Summary that shows a a real-time snapshot of active wildfires by region or province, and metrics like the number of new fires on the day, and how many are under control vs. out of control; a National Fires List with a full breakdown of individual fires across Canada, including their location, size, cause, and current status (e.g., “being held” or “out of control”); and Wildfire Graphs of trends in fire activity. Charts may show data like the number of fires over time and hectares burned. Click the link above to explore this resource.