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Very High wildfire danger
The wildfire danger for the Lac La Biche Forest Area is very high due to continued dry conditions. A wildfire can easily ignite and quickly become out of control in these conditions. Use caution with any outdoor activity that could spark a fire.
Since January 1, 2026 there have been 56 wildfires in the Lac La Biche Forest Area.
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.
As of May 27, 2026, wildfire LWF090 has been officially classified as extinguished. First discovered on May 26, 2025, the wildfire burned approximately 68,000 hectares (ha).
Thank you to all Alberta Wildfire staff, firefighters, aircraft crews, and county partners whose hard work, dedication, and teamwork helped bring this wildfire to a successful conclusion.
Fire advisory
Due to the forecasted weather conditions, a fire advisory is now in effect in the Lac La Biche Forest Area.
Under this advisory current fire permits remain valid. Requests for new fire permits will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Allowed:
- Safe wood campfires.
- Backyard firepits
- Propane fire pits and natural gas-powered appliances
- Charcoal and wood-burning devices with an on/off switch (barbecues, smokers, stoves)
- Indoor wood fires
- Open flame oil devices
Off-highway vehicles are not restricted.
The advisory will remain in effect until conditions improve.
Visit Alberta Fire Bans for more information and to view a map of the advisory boundaries.
Seeking your input
Forest area updates are an important way we share the latest information with Albertans.
We’ve developed a short survey to determine if the updates are meeting your needs.
This survey closes on June 15 at midnight.
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
[email protected]
Published on May 29, 2026 9:46 am