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Close to 200 wildfires are active in northern Ontario, as communities evacuate

By News RoomJuly 20, 20261 Min Read
Close to 200 wildfires are active in northern Ontario, as communities evacuate
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By David Augustine

The Canadian Press

Posted July 20, 2026 7:52 am

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Nearly 200 wildfires are currently burning across Northern Ontario, with 57 said to be out of control.

The majority of the fires are burning in the Northwest region.

This comes as Northern Ontario communities prepare for further evacuations as officials warn increased wildfire activity and worsening smoke conditions could continue into the foreseeable future.

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Neskantaga First Nation is planning another evacuation flight Monday, with evacuees heading to Toronto as Thunder Bay faces limited hotel space.

The Whitewater Lake First Nation reported widespread destruction, including homes, belongings and vital infrastructure, deepening concern and loss across remote communities.


Crews say they will prioritize lives, property and critical infrastructure, while restricted fire zones and open-air burning bans remain until further notice across the northwest.

Recent rain has slowed some blazes, but officials say sustained rainfall is needed as residents monitor smoke, interrupted supplies and approaching fires.

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