More than 950 wildfires are scorching Canada from coast to coast, the national wildland fire summary says. Roughly 241 blazes are out of control. The fires have prompted Environment Canada to issue air quality warnings from B.C. to Quebec, as well as the Northwest Territories. Here’s a look at what is happening:

• British Columbia: Nearly 115 wildfires are burning in British Columbia. BC Wildfire Service says a majority were sparked by lightning… 
• Manitoba: Multiple out-of-control wildfires are burning in Manitoba’s north…
• Northwest Territories: Fires forced about 1,300 residents of Fort Simpson and 130 from Wrigley to leave their communities in late June… 
• Ontario: Nearly 200 wildfires are blazing across the province, already scorching more land than all of last year’s fires…
• Nova Scotia: Crews in Nova Scotia are fighting an out-of-control wildfire northeast of Halifax…