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Many evacuees have returned home after being evacuated by the wildfire in West Dalhousie. The fire is being classified as “Being Held” but there are still many who are still displaced, haven’t been able to survey damages and are in the dark, waiting on the next steps. I want to reassure all those who are […]
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FROM Annapolis REMO: To our West Dalhousie wildfire evacuees who returned home on September 3rd: Water testing kits and cleaning kits will soon be available at a convenient location near you. These kits are being provided as a precautionary measure—the fire did not reach your area, but we want to ensure your peace of mind […]
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⚠️ Important Message: I’ve been receiving many messages from people wanting to know how to support evacuees. I haven’t been able to reply to many due to personal matters. Currently sending a donation to the community centre is the best way for you to help them right now, the funds are being used to help […]
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Please see the attached poster for current information for residents evacuated due to the wildfire. For further questions, please reach out to the County of Annapolis by calling 1-833-806-1515 Poster via Annapolis Remo / County of Annapolis
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⚠️ Important Message: After some discussions with directly affected community members, I have chosen to not share any go fund me pages at this time. Scam pages have already formed and for credibility’s sake to ensure the money is going where it NEEDS to go, this is the appropriate action. The best way to help […]
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⚠️ Important Reminder For Evacuees: The comfort centre is open between 8AM-4PM at the Bridgetown Fire Station staffed by volunteers with the Nova Scotia Gaurd. Evacuation & reception area NSCC Middleton. Additional information can be found below for accommodations, donations etc. West Dalhousie Public information line 1-833-806-1515 staffed daily from 11AM-7PM. Adrian J.
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The Province is launching a new emergency financial support program to help residents who have been evacuated because of the wildfires in the Long Lake area of Annapolis County. “Having to leave your home because of wildfire is one of the hardest things a family can face,” said Kim Masland, Minister of Emergency Management. “We […]
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