The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says they are expecting an "average" wildfire season in 2025 after one of the more destructive seasons last year. 

Saskatchewan is forecast for a wetter and colder April before transitioning to more average conditions in May, according to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, or SPSA.

"Once we get our summer weather it'll really determine how much precipitation and holding capacity we actually have in the soils," said Steve Roberts, the SPSA vice president o…