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"Près de 750 000 hectares ont brûlé en Ontario lors des feux de forêt 2026" — Radio-Canada (FR) · Humanitarian & Biosphere
Single sourceThis is a news report from Radio-Canada stating that nearly 750,000 (7,500 km²) of land burned in Ontario during the 2026 wildfire season. The figure comes from the province's wildfire service, which confirmed 818 fires between April and November. It represents the total area affected by wildfires in Ontario for the entire 2026 season, making it a key measure of the season's severity.
The claim is reported by Radio-Canada, a major public broadcaster, citing Ontario's wildfire service (Service d'urgence, d'aviation et de lutte contre les feux de forêt). While the provenance tier indicates no direct link to the primary dataset, the source is reputable and the figure is consistent with the scale of the 2026 wildfire season in Canada. The reporting appears to be a secondary summary of official data, so the claim is likely solid but not independently verifiable from the article alone.
This is a current report published on November 2, 2026, summarizing the just-concluded 2026 wildfire season in Ontario.