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Wildfires Are Raging in the Canadian Prairies: What to Know
Lightning, which is more common in hotter temperatures, is usually the cause of wildfires that burn the most land. In 2023, scientists at Canada’s natural resources department found that lightning sparked fires that burned 93 percent of the total wildfire area, and the remaining seven percent of the area burned from human causes.
A second day of rain slowed the spread of wildfires in Alberta, allowing some oil sands production to resume. Conditions ...
Calgary Herald on MSN13h
Wildfire live updates: Rain slows wildfires, Alberta oil output restored | Half of Chipewyan Lake's buildings burned downWhile Alberta wildfire activity did not escalate dramatically Tuesday night due in part to cooler weather and some ...
Some oilsands producers are removing workers and shutting production from their sites as wildfires rage in northeastern ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN3h
Vicious cycle: Wildfire smoke and wind a growing threat in AlbertaIn an ever-lengthening forest fire season, there’s a gritty new reality to climate change where smoke from as far away as ...
Calgary Herald on MSN22h
Wildfire updates: More hot, dry conditions expected | CNRL restarts oilsands site | Air quality warnings issued for northern AlbertaShowers were expected Tuesday in the area around Edmonton, where some of the province’s wildfires are burning, according to ...
New evacuation orders have been issued due to the Kiskatinaw River wildfire near the B.C.-Alberta border in northeastern B.C.
Canadian Natural Resources, MEG Energy and Cenovus Energy have evacuated or reduced personnel on their sites due to wildfire ...
Wildfires burning in Canada's oil-producing province of Alberta have reduced the country's daily crude production by about 7% ...
In times like these, even small gestures can have profound meaning. Thank you for considering this opportunity to stand with ...
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