Wildfires have forced another 1,000 people to flee their homes in the Canadian province of Manitoba, which is under a state ...

Smoke from the fires in Manitoba and Saskatchewan is blanketing the Midwest and Northeast United States. By Vjosa Isai Reporting from Toronto There are over 200 wildfires burning across Canada ...

As evacuees fleeing wildfires in northern Manitoba watched rain fall in parts of the province on Sunday, community leaders ...

With 28 wildfires actively burning across Manitoba — several large and out of control — provincial officials continue to urge ...

The Canadian province of Manitoba has declared a state of emergency over a series of wildfires, and Prime Minister Mark ...

Canada’s wildfire season, which tends to be the most active from May to September, had a grim start in Manitoba earlier this month with the deaths of two people who were trapped and killed in a ...

Wildfires in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, which share a border with the United States, have prompted provincial authorities to declare a state of emergency and order tens ...

1:52 Manitoba remains under state of emergency as wildfires continue to burn The Manitoba government says there are currently 27 wildfires burning across the province. At a news conference ...

That favourable weather is expected to continue, with precipitation in the forecast for areas in northern and eastern Manitoba with active wildfires. But Kristin Hayward, assistant deputy ...

More people in northern Manitoba were told to leave their homes Saturday and Saskatchewan’s premier warned the number of evacuees in his province will likely climb as wildfires continued to ...

Hundreds of wildfire evacuees from across northern Manitoba have been staying at a congregate shelter in Thompson, a city of about 13,000 people located about 650 kilometres north of Winnipeg.

Dangerous wildfires spreading across Manitoba have forced 17,000 people to evacuate their homes in a state of emergency, the province’s largest such exodus in living memory, according to ...