The wildfire danger level in the Lac La Biche Forest Area is now moderate. The Lac La Biche Forest Area is expected to see heavy rainfall over the next few days. This will aid firefighters in their suppression efforts. However, caution is still needed outdoors, especially in drier areas where open flames can still ignite vegetation.
Wildfire Situation
Since January 1, 2026 there have been 66 wildfires in the Lac La Biche Forest Area. There are currently 8 active wildfires burning in the Lac la Biche Forest Area, with 6 classified as being held and 2 classified as under control.
For up-to-date information on wildfire locations, status, size and statistics, visit the Alberta Wildfire Status Dashboard or download the Alberta Wildfire Status app.
LWF059 was discovered on May 29 and is now classified as being held.
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo has lifted their evacuation alert.
LWF060 is now classified as being held and burned an estimated 1,239.
LWF062 is now classified as being held and is estimated at 70 ha. This wildfire is burning 19 km north of the community of Janvier.
LWF065 is now classified as being held and is estimated at 104 ha. This wildfire is burning 30 km southwest of the community of Conklin.
These wildfires do not pose a threat to communities at this time.
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Farming and agriculture
Agricultural equipment can inadvertently start a wildfire. If you are using farm equipment this wildfire season, take extra precautions by having firefighting equipment on hand. Read the FireSmart Farm and Acreage Guide to learn more about farm fire safety.
Contact info
Randi-Marie Adams
780-404-9186
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Published on June 1, 2026 12:12 pm