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Drive sober!

December 24, 2025January 7, 2026thevalleyeyephotography

The best unopened gift this holiday season, is your airbag 🎁 Plan ahead, get a ride and please drive sober, so we can all make it home to our loved ones. Adrian J.

Significant winds causing damage across the province

December 19, 2025December 22, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Intense weather across the province, with over 130,000 residents in Nova Scotia in the dark. Restoration times vary with most estimated for sometime tomorrow. https://outagemap.nspower.ca/external/default.html Photo via Greenwich Fire along Deep Hollow Road this evening Adrian J.

Our winter weather is certainly here, testing the patience of many motorists this December

December 17, 2025December 19, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

As someone who regularly hits the roads during messy weather, for work purposes and to also obtain coverage for this page, I’ve witnessed lots over the past few weeks. From many motorists on the roads who shouldn’t be, many collisions arise as a result of improper tires and experience, along with the added chaos due […]

⚠️ Snow Squall Advisory

December 11, 2025December 19, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Flurries at times heavy and possible snowsqualls are expected to develop this evening; 📍 Affected Areas (9) * Annapolis County * Colchester County – Cobequid Bay * Colchester County – Truro and south * Colchester County North * Digby County * Hants County * Kings County * Shelburne County * Yarmouth County ❄️ Total snowfall: […]

Dozens of Accidents reported during messy weather yesterday

December 3, 2025December 17, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

Emergency services across the Annapolis Valley were kept on their toes with dozens of motor vehicle collisions and traffic disruptions being reported since rush hour yesterday afternoon. Thankfully, weather and road conditions have improved. No significant injuries were reported as a result of a number of accidents over the last 24 hours. We are thankful […]

🔥 Big News for Agencies Dispatched by Valley Communications + Using IamResponding 🔥

November 26, 2025November 28, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

When Dispatched, Agencies dispatched by Valley Communications and using IamResponding, will now see real-time data directly on their mobile devices when available through the IamResponding Mobile App thanks to RapidSOS and IamResponding when the original call for service has been initiated by an emergency call to emergency services. This enhancement gives responders powerful new tools, […]

Test of Public Emergency Alert System Today

November 19, 2025November 25, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

There will be a test of the Public Emergency Alert System today around 155PM. “Emergencies can happen quickly, and alerts can help people protect themselves and their families.” – Nova Scotia Department of Emergency Management. Visit www.alertready.ca for more information. #AlertReady Photo via Province of Nova Scotia

Civic signs crucial with less day light

November 8, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

With our clocks officially falling back, that means our hours of daylight have been cut short! While this slight adjustment might not change your routine, it changes significantly for emergency services while they are responding to emergencies. In most cases first responders struggle to locate homes in the dark, this is due to improperly displayed […]

Chimney Fire Season 🧱 🔥🧹

November 4, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

🧱 🔥🧹 Each year, firefighters across Nova Scotia respond to numerous chimney fires due to improper maintenance. Most chimney fires are caused by creosote, which is a by-product resulting from the incomplete burning of wood. Creosote builds up on the sides of your chimney as a liquid and later forms into a solid. As it […]

Nova Scotia Wildfire season officially ends

November 1, 2025November 18, 2025thevalleyeyephotography

The 2025 Wildfire Season has officially come to an end. Each year the wildfire season spans from March 15th to October 15th, with restrictions in place for campfires and brush domestic burning. Due to unprecedented drought and fire conditions, the wildfire season for 2025 was extended to October 31st. Throughout the summer, our volunteer firefighters […]