Same fires, different systems.

• CA
  Northwest Territories

  Largest burned area in the country — 255 fires and roughly 1.07M hectares this season, with 19 fires out of control.
• CA
  Northwestern Ontario

  30 fires out of control; about 738,000 hectares burned province-wide this season.
• CA
  North-central Québec

  624 fires and roughly 728,000 hectares this season; 107 fires still under monitored response.
• CA
  Manitoba & N. Prairies

  Northern Manitoba (259,000 ha) and Saskatchewan (267,000 ha) — sustained active fire load.
• CA
  British Columbia

  Hot, dry and windy in the south with more lightning and little rain; 20 fires out of control.
• CA
  Northern Alberta

  New starts daily in the northern boreal; crossover conditions and extreme heat in the south. Bear Creek Complex in Wood Buffalo NP.
• CA
  Yukon

  67 fires this season, 21 under monitored response in remote country.
• CA
  Central Labrador

  Newfoundland and Labrador at roughly 94,500 hectares this season; fire danger remains elevated.
• US
  Oregon Cascades

  Busiest state in the country — 21 large fires after repeated lightning outbreaks east of the Cascades.
• US
  Washington

  5 large fires; gusty west winds and low humidity east of the Cascades.
• US
  Northern California

  6 large fires, ~82,700 acres — Biscar near Susanville and the Rock Fire the largest.
• US
  Central Idaho

  3 large fires; gusty winds and thunderstorms across the Northern Rockies.
• US
  Western Colorado

  2 large fires including the Keystone Fire near the White River Field Office.
• US
  Northern Minnesota

  6 large fires — an unusual eastern hotspot; smoke pooling across the Upper Midwest.
• US
  Gulf Coast Louisiana

  2 large fires in dry coastal fuels.
• US
  South Florida

  2 large fires including the 19,000-acre Berger 50 fire south of South Bay.

Each country counts its own fires, its own way.