Brûlage
Apply for a Domestic Burn Permit online
Burning permits are required for all outdoor burning in PEI during fire season, which runs from March 15 to November 30 each year.
Permits are available free-of-charge online from Monday to Friday during normal...
Fuelwood: Safe, Effective and Affordable.
Islanders have traditionally used firewood as a cost-effective and readily available cooking and heating fuel. In recent years high fuel oil costs and concern over fossil fuels and climate change have increased...
Backyard bonfires and summer campfires are an Island tradition but there are requirements people must follow and under certain conditions, all outdoor burning can be suspended.
Are campfires and bonfires currently permitted on PEI?
Yes. However...
The Domestic Burn Permit Application is now available online.
The Forests, Fish and Wildlife Division offices are still closed and paper permits will not be issued at this time.
For more information, contact email mmontigny@gov.pe.ca
Prince Edward...
Burning permits are required for all outdoor burning on PEI during fire season, which runs from March 15 to November 30 of each year.
You must have a Domestic Burning Permit if you intend to burn compostable debris such as grass, brush and other woody...
The Forest, Fish and Wildlife Division offices remain closed. Paper burn permits will not be issued at this time; apply online for a Domestic Burn Permit.
Burning Permits
Apply online for a Domestic Burn Permit. As a permit holder, you are required to...
The Domestic Burn Permit Application is now available online.
The Forests, Fish and Wildlife Division offices are still closed and paper permits will not be issued at this time.
Tips for Safe Outdoor Burning
Check the Fire Weather Index and local...
Please note: under certain circumstances, outdoor burning may be suspended on Prince Edward Island due to risk of wildfire. Before starting any outdoor fire, please check current risk levels at Fire Weather Index.
Every year, many people in rural areas...