Canada is experiencing its 'worst wildfire season of the 21st century': Blair

It's been 22 years since Canada's boreal forest has been a carbon sink (due to various gov'ts forest management failures and the impacts of climate change) and we are well past the point of being able to fix this. :/

20 years from now ..... 2023 will be seen as the best year for wild fires

In the region maybe for sure. A few years ago it was same for california/Oregon west coast.

77 more years to go!

The frog sitting in boiling water analogy

The water's getting warm everyone .... don't worry, we'll be ok ... ribbit

And this is how the climate change costs keep mounting.

it’s gonna suck not being able to have a fire.

If we act now, you'll be able to have that fire in 20 years. But we're not doing it for our campfires. We're doing it because we know old people go hungry first and I want there to be enough food by the time I'm old so I still get some.

There's not just a single fire. There were over 130 in Quebec alone as of two days ago, most of which were started by lightning strikes.

My dad said the quebec fire was started by someone tweeting to collect insurance on burning a a car or piece of farm equipment and the blaze got out of control, you heard anything like that?

Only from climate change denying conspiracy nutbags.