The 2025 Canadian wildfire season has affected northern and central regions since May, burning hundreds of thousands of hectares and prompting multiple provinces to declare states of emergency.
Evacuations were ordered in numerous areas, including:
- Alberta: Chipewyan Lake; Red Earth Creek
- British Columbia: Sikanni Chief River; Trimble Lake; Chicken; Grassy; Trimble; Coulter Creek; Neskonlith Indian Band; Lytton; Kleetlekut; parts of Cook’s Ferry Indian Band; Dryden Creek; Ellison Kelowna; Kahntah 3; China Creek Campground and Marina; Electoral Areas A and F in Alberni-Clayoquot; Little Qualicum River Village; Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park; north side of Cameron Lake; Peachland
- Manitoba: Leaf Rapids; Nopiming; Wallace Lake; Atikaki; South Atikaki; Manigotagan River Provincial Parks; Lynn Lake; Mathias Colomb Cree Nation; Tataskweyak Cree Nation; Marcel Colomb First Nation; Kistiganwacheeng; Minithayinikam; Anisininew Nation; Nisichawayasihk; O-Pipon-Na-Piwin; Pimicikamak; Snow Lake; Island Lake; Wekusko Falls Provincial Parks; Chisel Lake; Lalor Mines; Cormorant
- New Brunswick: several communities (evacuation alerts only)
- Newfoundland and Labrador: Musgrave; Chance Harbours; Small Point-Adam’s Cove-Blackhead-Broad Cove; Kingston; Western Bay; Conception Bay South; Holyrood; Ochre Pit Cove; Salmon Cove; Conception Bay North; Paradise; Burnt Point-Gull Island-Northern Bay
- Northwest Territories: Whatì; Fort Providence
- Nova Scotia: Bayers Lake; West Dalhousie; land access ban in the counties of Pictou, Colchester, Cumberland, Hants, Lunenburg, Kings, Annapolis, Queens, Shelburne, Digby, and Yarmouth
- Saskatchewan: East Trout Lake; Bear Creek; Denare Beach; Beauval; Kinoosao; Lac La Plonge Resort Subdivision; Lac La Plonge Indian Reserve; Canoe Lake; Jans Bay; Pinehouse; Patuanak; Montreal Lake Cree Nation; Cole Bay; Canoe Narrows; Île-à-la-Crosse; Patuanak/English River First Nation; Little Amyot Lake