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Firefighters are back on the ground in Lake George this morning, the fire is classified as “Being Held.” Smoke is drifting across Aylesford Road in some areas as the fire continues to burn this morning. Drifting smoke may be impacting residents across the South Mountain towards Lake George direction and smoke can be smelled from […]
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Northwest Territories 802s working a remote fire in Lake George earlier this evening. Pretty neat to see these aircraft in action. We are very thankful to still have these swift skimmers and pilots available to us. These aircraft dump a load of approximately 800 gallons per drop. With a total of four planes flying in […]
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Department of Natural Resources, Aylesford Fire & Lake Paul Substation, are on scene of a working woods fire off of a fire road in Lake George. One helicopter, one bird dog (spotter plane) along with four 802 water bombers from the Northwest Territories are working the fire. Berwick & Waterville Fire also assisting. There are […]
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No burn day for Kings, burn ban & woods restrictions remain in place for Annapolis. You can burn after 7 in Hants. Ensure you check your municipal bylaws! https://novascotia.ca/burnsafe/
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Today marks *46 days since the West Dalhousie / Long Lake Wildfire was reported and is now classified as “Under Control.” From the province: The Long Lake wildfires complex is now under control. This is a key milestone in any wildfire. Under control means the fire is responding well to suppression efforts. It is not […]
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Burning is now permitted in some areas of Nova Scotia starting at 8PM this evening! Please ensure you check your municipal bylaws. Burning is permitted in Kings & Hants Counties after 8PM this evening. No burning permitted in Annapolis. View the NS Burn Map for more information in other counties: https://novascotia.ca/burnsafe/ Adrian J.
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⚠️ Update Via RCMP: The 52-year-old man who was reported missing earlier today from New Minas has been found safe. The RCMP thanks Nova Scotians for assisting with missing persons files through social media shares and offering tips. File #: 2025-1431786
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The Province is changing regulations under the Wildlife Act to create more hunting opportunities for Nova Scotians. Hunting of big game species such as deer and bear is a popular recreational activity for many Nova Scotians. The amendments will lengthen the season for deer hunting, ensure gun safety and training remains a priority and make […]
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Give yourself some extra time this morning! We received some much needed rain across the valley overnight which has created some pooling water on roadways. With gusty winds through night leave’s have embarked onto the asphalt. Drive with care and make sure you turn your lights on! 🚘💡 Adrian J.
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Gas down 4.1 & no change to diesel
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