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Earlier this evening, Kingston Firefighters responded to an illegal burn in Meadowvale. Crews attended and put out a fire along with the presence of RCMP. Between the months of March and October, Nova Scotians are expected to follow burn regulations and municipal bylaws when burning. Over the past few weeks, with dry conditions and little […]
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Over the past two years, Nova Scotians have experienced some serious flooding, claiming the lives of five individuals and causing significant damage to infrastructure and property. Flash flooding has been a result of thunderstorm activity, that has resulted in significant amount of rainfall in a short period of time. Intense and prolonged rainfall, including thunderstorms, […]
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“When we recognize history, we can better understand and learn from the past to inform what we do in the present. On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we honour the rich histories and enduring contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across Canada.”
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Gas up 6.4 & Diesel up 9.5
Continue ReadingGas prices expected to increase at the pumps tonight. Gas 🔺 1.2 cents Diesel 🔺5 cents Adrian J:
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Do you own an Apple device? Medical ID on Apple devices helps provides information about you that may be important in an emergency, like allergies, medical conditions, location and your emergency contacts. Your iPhone and Apple Watch can automatically share your Medical ID when your phone calls 9-1-1 during an emergency call. Set up a […]
Continue ReadingGas prices expected to drop at the pumps at midnight tonight! 👍 Gas prices reported to be going down 3.5 cents 🔻 & diesel down 1.7 🔻 Adrian J.
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With many trees and vegetation really growing this time of year, it’s a great reminder to trim back any branches that may be obstructing your address! Minutes matter in the event of an emergency, ultimately being the difference between someone’s life or property. Ensuring you have your civic sign displayed easily and properly from the […]
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Over the past six months, I’ve been actively working on a video project, highlighting the importance of having your civic signs displayed in our communities. Not only is this a problem in the Annapolis Valley, but it’s a pressing issue across Nova Scotia, one in which has been for many years. This “video project” has […]
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During Canada Road Safety Week, more than ten percent of vehicles stopped by the Nova Scotia RCMP during proactive enforcement efforts resulted in charges. Over the seven days of Road Safety Week, enforcement by RCMP officers in the province resulted in 54 Criminal Code charges for impaired operation, 22 provincial roadside suspensions, and almost 1,000 […]
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