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Changes to hunting regulations for Nova Scotia

September 26, 2025November 8, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

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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Much needed Rain impacting the Annapolis Valley

September 26, 2025November 8, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

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 & Diesel update via Joel Hirtle

September 25, 2025November 8, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Gas down 4.1 & no change to diesel 

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Smoke impacting the Annapolis Valley from West Dalhousie Wildfire

September 23, 2025November 8, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Many residents across the Annapolis Valley may be experiencing the smell of smoke or smoke in their areas due to the wildfire in West Dalhousie.  The Long Lake wildfire is still “Being held” at an estimated 8,468 hectares. Crews continue to work on hot spots that pop up due to the dry conditions. Resources available today include […]

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Historic fire response for Long Lake Wildfire in West Dalhousie

September 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Across the Annapolis Valley, our volunteer fire departments are the backbone to our communities, and we know they will always be there when they are called, no matter where they are needed. The Long Lake Wildfire in West Dalhousie proved just that. While it may not be historic in size, it has certainly been historic […]

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West Dalhousie Wildfire daily update

September 21, 2025September 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

The Long Lake wildfires complex is being held at an estimated 8468 hectares. No new reports of damage. Smoky conditions continue in the Annapolis County area. Infrared camera scans continue to show good progress but also show sizeable hot spots that will take time to put out. Barricades are in place around the active wildfire […]

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Fatal collision in Cambridge

September 20, 2025September 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Kings District RCMP is investigating a fatal collision that occurred in Cambridge. On September 19, at approximately 6 p.m., RCMP officers, Waterville fire services, and EHS, responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision on Hwy. 101 between exits 14 and 15. Officers learned that a Toyota Yaris travelling west and a Honda Pilot travelling […]

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West Dalhousie Wildfire update

September 20, 2025September 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

The West Dalhousie Long Lake wildfire remains as “Being held” at an estimated 8,468 hectares.  There have been no new reports of damage.  All remaining evacuees can return home today, although roads in the area are not open to the general public because it is still active wildfire zone. High winds and dry conditions today; […]

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West Dalhousie closed to the public

September 20, 2025September 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Public Notice – West Dalhousie Re-Entry Re-entry into the evacuated area of West Dalhousie is now open for residents only. We understand some residents may wish to bring in family, friends, or outside help for cleanup. At this time, access remains restricted to residents only. Roads into the area remain closed to the general public. […]

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Evacuees set to return home to West Dalhousie

September 20, 2025September 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Today marks 39 days since wildfires in West Dalhousie were reported, following lightning that was impacting the Annapolis Valley and the immediate area.  It was 38 days ago today, that many immediate residents in the West Dalhousie community were evacuated, not realizing the extent of the evacuation.   Many who are able to return to […]

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