The wildfire danger is expected to be moderate. Anyone spending time outdoors is reminded to use extra caution when having a campfire, never leave fires unattended, and do your part to prevent human-caused wildfires.
Wildfire situation
There are currently no wildfires in the Lac La Biche Forest Area.
Since January 1, 2026, there have been 95 wildfires in the Lac La Biche Forest Area and approximately 2,394 hectares have burned.
Open House in Lac La Biche
Are you interested in a position with Alberta Forestry and Parks?
Or a seasonal position with Alberta Wildfire for the upcoming 2027 wildfire season?
Every wonder what happens in the Lac La Biche Fire Centre? Now's you chance to learn about the different roles we hire for and see some of the behind the scene work we do.
Alberta Wildfire is hosting an open house today ( October 22). Come down between 1 and 6 pm in our fire centre office located at 9505 Beaverhill Road. Located on the other side of the Provincial Building parking lot.
Wildfire and Forestry staff will be in attendance to answer questions and provide information about the opportunities available. Guests will also have the opportunity to see and test some of the equipment we use on the fire line.
Positions available:
| Wildland Firefighter | Warehouse Assistant | Patrol Person |
| Logistics Assistant | Junior Forest Rangers | Detection Aid |
| Radio Operator | Data Entry | Tower Person |
And More...
Agricultural fire prevention
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.
Fire permits are required
From March 1 to October 31, a fire permit is required for all burning activities in the Forest Protection Area (FPA), excluding campfires. The use of fireworks and exploding targets within the FPA is prohibited year-round without a permit. Permits are free and can be requested online or by calling the Lac La Biche Forest Area office at 780-623-5388. Always follow safe burning practices.
Contact info
Randi-Marie Adams
780-404-9186
[email protected]
Published on October 22, 2026 9:46 am