As of Monday, over 930 wildfires are burning across Canada, with several threatening communities and forcing residents to evacuate.The fires have sent smoke across the country and into the U.S., prompting air quality warnings.

President Donald Trump criticized Canada’s wildfire response, demanding better control of Ontario blazes that he claims have impacted American cities.Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized global climate action but has not directly addressed Trump’s comments.Over 5,000 firefighters and nearly 300 aircraft are actively battling the fires.U.S.states previously sent aid to Canada during wildfires, but no assistance has been offered this year.Ontario Premier Doug Ford condemned Trump’s criticism, highlighting the need for international cooperation in disaster response.