BC wildfires right now

Active wildfires in British Columbia, straight from the BC Wildfire Service incident feed — the agency's own record, not a satellite estimate.

Fetched 2026-10-24 00:32 UTC (just now) · Refresh

As of 2026-10-24 00:32 UTC, the BC Wildfire Service lists 63 active wildfires in British Columbia — 1 out of control, 9 being held, 53 under control. The largest is Pear Lake at 165,909 hectares; active fires cover 309,078 hectares in total.

63
Active wildfires
1
Out of control
0
Fires of Note
309,078 ha
Total area burning

Top 15 of 63 — full detail on the live map

IncidentStatusSize (ha)DiscoveredCause
Pear LakeUnder Control165,9092026-07-18Lightning
Ainslie CreekUnder Control69,7052026-07-05Person
Bald RangeUnder Control25,1632026-08-07Unknown
Brunswick CreekUnder Control9,5432026-07-02Person
Border 2Being Held6,2772026-07-17Lightning
Lessard LakeUnder Control6,2242026-07-17Lightning
Felker FireUnder Control4,2172026-07-17Lightning
Twin Two CreekUnder Control3,7722026-07-17Lightning
Palmer CreekUnder Control3,0972026-08-05Lightning
Bourgeois CreekUnder Control1,6442026-07-17Lightning
C10952Under Control1,5882026-07-16Lightning
Inonoaklin CreekUnder Control1,5112026-07-25Lightning
Sea Lion MountainUnder Control1,3562026-08-02Lightning
Norwegian CreekBeing Held1,3402026-07-17Lightning
Tower Creek Under Control1,3272026-07-17Lightning

Questions & answers

How current is this data?
The page fetches the BC Wildfire Service’s own incident feed on each visit (cached for at most 5 minutes). BCWS updates that feed continuously during fire season, so what you see here is what the agency itself is reporting, minutes ago — not a satellite estimate.
What does "Fire of Note" mean?
A "Fire of Note" is BC Wildfire Service’s designation for a wildfire that is highly visible or poses a potential threat to public safety. It is the agency’s highest-attention category and is assigned by BCWS, not computed by this page.
What does "Out of Control" mean?
BCWS status language: an "Out of Control" wildfire is spreading or anticipated to spread beyond the current perimeter or control line. "Being Held" means it is projected to stay within existing boundaries; "Under Control" means it will not spread further.
Can I embed this map in an article?
Yes. Open the live map from this page, then use Share → Copy embed code. The embed carries the data citation and updates with the same live source. Attribution to BC Wildfire Service rides on the layer.
Where does the data come from?
Directly from the BC Wildfire Service public incident feed ("BC Wildfire Fire Locations — Current"), published under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia. ShowMeOnMap never pre-loads or estimates values: if the feed is down, this page says so instead of showing stale numbers.

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