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Low wildfire danger
The wildfire danger low in the Fort McMurray Forest Area. Cooler temperatures and recent moisture have helped reduce the risk. Wildfires can still start in cool and damp conditions. Be cautious if you're spending time or working outdoors.
End of the 2025 wildfire season
October 31 is the last day of the 2025 wildfire season, which means fire permits are no longer required. Wildfires can start any time of year when conditions are dry. Remember to follow safe burning guidelines to help prevent human-caused wildfires. Alberta continues to be ready to respond to any new wildfires even after wildfire season is over. Call 310-FIRE to report wildfires.
2026 Alberta Wildfire recruitment
Applications are now open for the 2026 wildfire season. We’re looking for hard-working and dedicated people to join our wildland firefighting crews for the 2026 wildfire season. Learn more about recruitment and apply today.
Wildfire situation
Since January 1, 2025, there have been 62 wildfires in the Fort McMurray Forest Area, burning approximately 79,404 ha. There are currently 2 under control wildfires in the forest Area. To view active wildfires in the Fort McMurray Forest Area on a map, visit the wildfire status dashboard or download the Alberta Wildfire Status app.
MNZ002 is a mutual aid fire located 60 km southeast of Fort Smith. The wildfire is estimated at 383 hectares (ha) in size and now classified as under control.
Contact info
Carley Johnson
780-799-9253
[email protected]
Published on October 31, 2025 11:35 am