It’s another hot one!
Another warm day is in store, across the Annapolis Valley today! I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful Sunday. Taken from the Cambridge Road overpass moments ago. Adrian J.
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Tag: Nova Scotia
Chiefs play vital role in emergency response
Across Nova Scotia, volunteer firefighters drop their everyday commitments, work and family time to be there when the pager goes off. In many areas, fire chiefs and deputy fire chiefs, respond directly to emergency scenes in their personal vehicles, prior to the arrival of fire apparatus. These vehicles are equipped with an emergency lighting system […]
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Special Weather Statement for much of Mainland N.S.
⚠️ Special Weather Statement from Environment & Climate Change Canada. Rain, at times heavy, is expected tomorrow morning. Locations: most of mainland Nova Scotia. Time span: late tonight until tomorrow evening. Remarks: A strong plume of moisture from the remnants of Tropical Depression Chantal will spread across mainland Nova Scotia tonight. Rain with embedded thundershowers […]
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“Something that I loved doing and something that I volunteered to do, is what’s killing me.”
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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Nova Scotia First Responders Day!
Today marks the second annual First Responders Day in Nova Scotia! Every day, first responders heroically respond to emergency’s in our communities, being there at some of our worst moments. It takes a special type of person to work in such fields and we appreciate all you do each day! Thank you. Adrian J.
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