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Overview
Burn conditions and permits
Category 1 fires (including campfires and burning wood material), must follow daily burn conditions. Written burn permits are required for Category 2, 3 and 4 fires.
Burn conditions are updated daily at 2 p.m. during the fire season.
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Current situation
Stay informed on active wildfires and wildland reponse in New Brunswick.
Conditions and forecasts
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WEATHER INDEX
Current and forecasted fire weather indices -
FIRESMOKE.CA
FireSmoke Canada forecasts -
WEATHER.GC.CA
New Brunswick weather -
NB 511
Road conditions
Stay safe
What to do
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Before a fire - Canada.ca
Protect your home, educate your household and prepare yourself.
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During a wildfire - Canada.ca
Stay calm. Know what to do.
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After a wildfire - Canada.ca
Assess the situation. Remember that dangerous situations may exist.
Contacts
Burning information line
1-866-458-8080
Learn more
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Burning during wildfire season
Discover the different categories of fires and how to obtain a burning permit.
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About wildfires in New Brunswick
Explore ways to keep yourself, your home and your community safe from fires.
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Emergencies in New Brunswick
Resources for emergency preparedness, links to public alerts, and updates on severe storms and wildfires.
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FireSmart NB
The Canadian Forest Service (CFS) provides wildland fire intelligence and predictive services, conducts internationally respected research, and leads national strategic programs and initiatives that directly benefit wildland fire management in Canada.
Contact us
Regional Operations and Wildfire Management
Office hours:
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday-Friday
Phone: 506-453-3826
Email: [email protected]