Last year, Canada experienced a devastating wildfire season, with over 7,100 fires causing widespread damage and evacuations. As warmer weather approaches, officials are on high alert, anticipating hotter and drier conditions that are conducive to fire outbreaks. Currently, wildfires have been reported in western provinces, leading to evacuations and property damage. The government is actively preparing for the upcoming season, investing in fire safety initiatives in Indigenous communities and increasing firefighting resources. Climate change is exacerbating the wildfire risk, prompting a shift in emergency preparations. Despite some relief from recent rainfall, the forecast predicts more intense fires as the season progresses. Canada is bracing for a challenging wildfire season and implementing measures to mitigate the impact on vulnerable communities.