Lobstick wildfire grows to 19,000 hectares near Shellbrook

The Lobstick wildfire in Saskatchewan has grown to 19,000 hectares, moving north toward Shellbrook but remaining 11 km away.

Lobstick wildfire grows to 19,000 hectares near Shellbrook

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The Lobstick wildfire in Saskatchewan has surged to 19,000 hectares as of Saturday morning, according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency. The fire is moving north toward the community of Shellbrook, but remains approximately 11 kilometres away from the town.

Officials have urged residents to heed evacuation orders as the fire continues to spread. As the fire approaches Shellbrook, it moves out of dense forest areas, and crews are confident they can control the blaze in those more open regions.

Evacuation orders remain in place for affected areas. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is monitoring the situation closely and providing updates as conditions change.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the Lobstick wildfire?

The Lobstick wildfire has grown to 19,000 hectares as of May 30, 2026.

Is Shellbrook under evacuation?

Evacuation orders are in place for affected areas near Shellbrook, which is about 11 km south of the fire.

What is the fire's direction?

The fire is moving north toward Shellbrook, but crews are confident they can control it as it reaches more open terrain.

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