Wildfires in Eastern and Atlantic Canada force evacuations, burn bans

Wildfires in Eastern and Atlantic Canada force evacuations, burn bans

August 13, 2025 11:12 am PST.

Here's a look at where wildfires in Eastern and Atlantic Canada are burning and the evacuation orders set in place.

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