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The Lake George Wildfire remains estimated at 288 hectares and still classified as out of control. Over the next few days will be the biggest challenges to date, for fire efforts, with increased southerly west winds gusting anywheres between 20-70 kilometres. These winds are expected to intensify throughout the day today and persist overnight into […]
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⚠️ Update FROM DNR: A hot spot at the Long Lake wildfire in West Dalhousie has flared up. We have flown over the area, the fire is still under control, there is no immediate risk to the community. With high temperatures, residents should expect to see more smoke again tomorrow. ————————— The West Dalhousie / […]
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The Lake George Wildfire is now estimated at 288 hectares and remains out of control. The fire continues to spread as a result of dry and windy conditions. There are still no reports of damage to structures, crews continue to have sprinkler protection in place and are keeping these maintained. Volunteer firefighters are working on […]
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Pictured is Aylesford & District Volunteer Fire Department, brush truck, responding back to the Lake George wildfire this morning, as smoke drifts across Aylesford Road in Morristown. The fire was last estimated to cover an area of 285 hectares and still remains classified as out of control. Numerous volunteer fire departments including, Aylesford, Brooklyn, Berwick, […]
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The Lake George Wildfire remains out of control and now estimated at 285 hectares in size. Short Recap: Aylesford firefighters and their substation Lake Paul responded to the wildfire on Sunday with mutual aid assistance from Berwick & Waterville Fire. The fire was called in by a plane flying over head on Sunday, September 28th. […]
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The Lake George Wildfire is now estimated at 285 hectares and still out of control. Crews worked extremely hard yesterday to limit growth despite dry, windy conditions. There have been no reports of damage to structures. Crews have added additional structural protection measures such as sprinklers and continue to do manual hydration (soaking down vegetation […]
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The Lake George wildfire is still out of control and grew slightly yesterday to an estimated at 267 hectares. No reports of damage to structures. Crews were successful in preventing larger growth despite dry windy conditions yesterday and will give it their best effort again today to protect homes and other structures. Resources today include […]
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The Lake George wildfire is still out of control and estimated at 250 hectares. No reports of damage to structures at this time. Dry windy conditions continue to be a challenge and may cause the fire to spread. Crews working hard to protect homes and other structures. Two crews from BC – totaling 40 firefighters […]
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The Lake George Wildfire is still out of control and grew slightly yesterday to an estimated 250 hectares compared to its previous report of 245 hectares. There are no reports of damage to structures at this time, additional fire crews from Greenwich & Nictaux volunteer fire departments have since been called to the scene, since […]
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Fire crews and agencies have returned back to the Lake George Wildfire this morning. Department of Natural Resources, heavy equipment, volunteer firefighters and aircraft will continue to battle the 245 hectare wildfire that remains classified as out of control. Most of the focus yesterday was fighting fire near fire breaks, while aircraft continued to work […]
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