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I understand everyone’s confusion in regard to the current restrictions impacting traveling in woods across the province of Nova Scotia. While these regulations are not in everyone’s favour, they have been implemented to reduce the risk of wildfires in our communities. My page is used as a source to provide residents with information that is […]
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I just wanted to put a kudos out to our Kings County Firefighters along with members in neighboring counties. There’s been a plethora and I mean plethora, of fires not only today, but all across the province this week alone. Many are taking their time away from their personal life, to protect and serve our […]
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You’ve probably heard of 4-H, but did you know about the many valuable opportunities the program provides for youth across Nova Scotia, Canada, and around the globe? While being a part of the organization, there are many key takeaways, valuable lessons, and a plethora of hands-on learning that youth engage in each day while outside […]
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Congratulations Grace Schofield on winning this frame that was posted earlier this week. Please send the page a message! Thank you to all those who left kind comments and continue to support the work I do on this overwhelming platform. Adrian J.
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I know this message has already been circulated by other pages but resharing incase anyone has missed it on the restriction to fireworks. Advisory via the Nova Scotia Office of the Fire Marshal.
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Each and everyday across Nova Scotia, emergency services respond to motor vehicle collisions on our roadways. Serious collisions have been on the rise, with a significant increase in fatal accidents being reported by the Nova Scotia RCMP in 2024. But what is causing these collisions, how are they investigated, and how can we prevent them? […]
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One year ago today, a severe thunderstorm watch was issued for the Annapolis Valley that was later upgraded to a severe thunderstorm warning. It was a normal summer day in July with consistent warm temperatures that persisted through the week, with thunderstorm watches being issued by Environment & Climate Change Canada. There was a possibility […]
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Being a firefighter is something many of us dreamed about doing when we grew up. The dream of jumping in a fire truck with the lights and sirens, rushing to fight a fire, ended up becoming a reality. Little did we know the long term impacts it can have on our bodies. Joel Neily, originally […]
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Canada Day festivities are right around the corner! Celebrating responsibly and not driving while impaired is one thing you should plan for this Canada Day. On a daily basis, police officers are charging and arresting motorists for impaired driving in our province. These offences don’t just happen at night, but are also occurring early in […]
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Loved ones within our communities suffer every day from the effects of suicide. “More than 720,000 people across the world die due to suicide every year.” – World Health Organization. With the Annapolis Valley being so tight-knit, the impacts are much harder. Suicide and its impacts are serious and an increasing problem globally and locally. […]
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