ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaHow much of Manitoba’s 2025 wildfire season is due to climate change? 1 hour agoDuration 5:141 hour agoNewsDuration 5:14Wildfires that began in spring are still burning in Manitoba — similar to an active fire season nearly 30 years ago. How much of this year’s fire situation can be attributed to climate change? Weather specialist Riley Laychuk finds out.Related Stories Satellites detected early hints of ‘catastrophic’ wildfire season in Manitoba, researchers say It’s not your imagination: Winnipeg summers are smokier than they used to be Some rain — not a lot — on the way as northern Manitoba fire-threatened communities remain on edge Wildfire smoke chokes northern Manitoba air, while hot, humid weather plagues the south Manitoba extends provincial state of emergency due to wildfiresMore from NewsVideo2:15No ‘Ordinary Day’ at the Canada Games, as lacrosse players break into dance1 hour agoVideo2:02Yukon educational camp Kwäday Dän Kenji celebrates 30-year anniversary 2 hours agoVideo2:33Coral Harbour bridge and road to Southampton Island nearing completion 2 hours agoVideo2:10Sharing local business knowledge on a global scale3 hours agoVideo1:47Team N.L.’s chef de mission talks week 1 of the Games amid wildfires4 hours agoTrending NowVideo1:46Why Nelly Furtado is embracing ‘body neutrality’CBC News August 15Video5:00‘Line has to be drawn:’ another sex toy thrown on court during WNBA game | Hanomansing TonightHanomansing Tonight August 7Video1:42How a P.E.I. fisherman managed to spot and rescue a Quebec teenager stranded at seaAugust 14Video1:25#TheMoment a great white shark surprised Halifax researchersThe National August 4Video12:12Putin and Trump speak following their meetingAugust 15now
How much of Manitobas 2025 wildfire season is due to climate change?
