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From the Province: With conditions improving, the burn ban and restrictions on travel and activity in the woods are lifted in Annapolis County effective 2 p.m. today, October 15. Daily burn restrictions remain in place provincewide until the extended wildfire season ends on October 31. The fine for violations is $25,000 The daily burn restrictions […]
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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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Evacuation Order lifted for West Dalhousie https://nsalert.alertable.ca/#/incidents/610607AD-3FE8-4D27-A992-047464A62605 Phased Re-Entry begins on Saturday, Sept. 20th: 9:00AM – civics 4957-5535 West Dalhousie Rd, 1971-2708 Thorne Rd and all of Heartland Rd & Medicraft Ln 10:00AM – civics 47-265 Morse Rd & 4527-4868 West Dalhousie Rd Must Enter from Morse Road Only! Checkpoints will be in place, bring […]
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⚠️ Wood Restrictions lifted for the most Nova Scotia 4PM today except Annapolis County. Restrictions on travel and activities in the woods are lifted in all remaining counties except Annapolis as of 4 p.m. today, September 18. The change applies to Cumberland, Hants, Lunenburg, Kings, Queens, Shelburne, Digby and Yarmouth counties. Restrictions were lifted in […]
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Civics 5606-6160 (excluding properties: 5648, 5674, 5695, 6106) West Dalhousie Road, 122 Medicraft Lane, 8 & 28 Spectacle Lake Road. Partial Re-Entry on Tuesday, Sept. 16th, from 9-11AM This is ONLY the civic addresses specified in this alert. Evacuation order remains in effect for remaining section of West Dalhousie Road, Thorne Road & Heartland Road. […]
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The risk of wildfires is now low enough in Pictou and Colchester counties to allow restrictions on travel and activities in the woods to be lifted today, September 11. With the change, effective at 4 p.m., half the counties in the province will no longer be under the restrictions. Restrictions were lifted in the following […]
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