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East of the BUDD fire, the DOWD fire, currently measuring 1,193 hectares, remains under ongoing assessment. Officials said the fire is being monitored and will not be actively suppressed unless it threatens to move beyond the existing burn area.
The largest of the highlighted fires, the BORDER fire, north of Flin Flon, is listed as not contained and covers approximately 15,351 hectares. Firefighters are focusing containment efforts and patrolling areas where containment lines were successfully established Tuesday, while also deploying additional resources near Tyrer Lakes. Crews are also continuing to protect nearby values and infrastructure.
A screenshot of the locations of some of the active wildfires burning in Saskatchewan on July 15, 2026. (Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency)
Meanwhile, the FLEMING fire has charred 376 hectares. Ground crews are working to extinguish hot spots along the western, northern and eastern flanks of the fire, while helicopters are providing water bucket support.
The SPSA is encouraging cabin owners, lodge operators, private property owners and traditional land users in affected areas to monitor wildfire smoke conditions and stay informed through the agency’s active incidents resources.
Provincial officials said wildfire activity remains dynamic and updates will be provided as conditions change.
There have been 244 wildfires so far this year in Saskatchewan, significantly down from the 375 Saskatchewan saw at the same time last year.
