The mayor of a northern Manitoba city that came under serious threat from wildfires encroaching on its borders this summer says things are starting to return to normal.

The province announced Thursday that the state of emergency will be kept in place for two more weeks, until Aug. 22.

Several communities have evacuated due to wildfires, smoke, or blocked roads. This includes Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation and ...

Much of Manitoba and Saskatchewan remain under air quality warnings. Environment Canada says wildfire smoke continues to ...

Manitoba is extending a provincewide state of emergency due to wildfires for another month. The extension will keep the state of emergency in place until Aug. 22, according to a provincial news ...

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As a large swath of Manitoba deals with heavy wildfire smoke polluting the air, others in the province are starting the weekend amidst suffocating heat and humid conditions.Environment and Climate ...

An air quality warning is in effect as smoke from wildfires in Manitoba and Saskatchewan blankets much of Nunavut’s Kivalliq ...

The graduating class of a northern Manitoba high school got their diplomas and threw their caps into the air in front of a home crowd on Saturday, nearly a month after their community returned ...

About 300 wildfire evacuees will begin returning to a northern Manitoba community at noon Monday after officials declared it ...

A helicopter crew works on a wildfire in northern Manitoba during Premier Wab Kinew's helicopter tour in the area around Flin Flon on June 12. (Mike Deal/The Canadian Press/Pool - image credit) ...

Air quality warnings are in effect across Manitoba as thick wildfire smoke continues to blanket much of the province. Environment Canada says both Winnipeg and Flin Flon are expected to reach air ...