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Wildfires in Northwestern Ontario Mostly Under Control

June 5, 20261 Min Read
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Wildfires in Northwestern Ontario Mostly Under Control
Most wildfires in northwestern Ontario now under control
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The majority of wildfires in northwestern Ontario are now either controlled or completely out, based on the Forest Fire Info Map.

Near Lake Nipigon, there was a report of five fires burning yesterday. Three of those fires have been extinguished, but one is still classified as out of control.

In the Thunder Bay area, two fires are currently being contained, while another has been marked as under control.

Further north, close to the Red Lake district, one wildfire remains out of control.

Officials indicate that the overall risk for new fires in the region is currently low to moderate as a heat wave moves eastward toward Toronto.

Natalie Chiasson is a multimedia journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She graduated from the Radio/Television/Journalism program at NSCC, and is passionate about community, culture, and storytelling. Contact her anytime at Chiasson N@radioabl. ca.

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