SCIENCEJul 9 · 19:18 UTCCBC NEWS

Canada's wildfire season is manageable so far, but hot and dry weather brings risks

Federal officials report that Canada's 2026 wildfire season remains manageable due to significant rainfall in Western Canada, though hot and dry weather continues to pose risks.

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