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BlueSky Canada / FireSmoke.ca — wildfire smoke forecast

Read
yes, on the basis of a feed or service it offers for others to read
What the paper uses
figures and listings, credited
How it is read
open-data API
Terms
its terms, read 2026-10-08: “Linking to our forecasts is encouraged, but embedding of our forecast maps and products…”
Robots
robots.txt allows our reader (checked 2026-10-08)
Offers its feed to readers
yes
Permission
not yet asked
Decided by
the terms audit of 8 October 2026, 2026-10-08 (legal/audit/2026-10-08.json)
Notes

The most widely referenced public smoke FORECAST for Canada, and it fills the gap left by RAQDPS-FW's forecast layers being absent from GeoMet's public capabilities. On an Edmonton smoke day this answers 'will it clear tomorrow'.

NOT MACHINE-READABLE in the form I verified — I confirmed only that the HTML pages return 200; I did NOT find or test a JSON/GeoTIFF/KMZ endpoint. Would need further digging or a scrape. Also referenced by the Capital Airshed live map as a human link, not a data source. Treat as a link-out for readers, not an ingest source, until an API is confirmed.

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