- Wildland fires are active in Northwestern Ontario, affecting the region including Wabakimi Provincial Park.
- Regional fire season impacts surrounding communities in Northwestern Ontario, involving the Ministry of Natural Resources.
Wildfire smoke and approaching weather systems are impacting communities including Dryden, Red Lake, and Fort Frances in Northwestern Ontario.
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Updated Jul 21
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What happened
Wildfire smoke and approaching weather systems are impacting communities including Dryden, Red Lake, and Fort Frances in Northwestern Ontario.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Multiple wildfires are active in Northwestern Ontario, involving specific fire incidents near Dryden, Fort Frances, and Nipigon.Sub-event
Weather alerts and smoke impacts in Northwestern Ontario.1 source
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Part of
Regional fire season impacts surrounding communities in Northwestern Ontario, involving the Ministry of Natural Resources.Also in this story
- Firefighting crews are managing the Atikokan cluster fires in Northwestern Ontario, pulling back command posts.
- Wildfires threaten the Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek community's existence and safety, with the MNR managing the response.
- Wildfires have been reported near Lac Seul, Big Trout Lake, and Kay Lake in the region.
- Wildfires are actively burning in the Lake of the Woods region, affecting Lower Manitou Lake, Obikoba Lake, and communities like Kenora and Dryden.
The entities involved
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Fort Frances
town in Rainy River District, Ontario, Canada
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