The Canadian wildfire season has historically lasted from late April to August, but in recent years the season has started earlier and become longer due to climate change, with hot, dry, and windy conditions extending fire activity. The 2025 wildfire season has been severe, with major fires ongoing through the summer and expected to continue at least until late August. For example, Manitoba declared a state of emergency lasting until at least August 22, and active fires and evacuations are still happening in several provinces. In summary, the 2025 Canadian wildfires are expected to last through at least late August, with the potential for continuation depending on weather conditions and firefighting efforts. The extended fire seasons and increased wildfire activity are consistent with recent trends of longer, more intense fire seasons in Canada. This means currently, the wildfire season in Canada in 2025 is ongoing and projected to potentially last through the end of August or later, with the duration depending heavily on weather and firefighting dynamics.
