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Wildfire burning near Halifax business park being held
A wildfire near a Halifax business park is being held and firefighters will remain at the scene overnight, according to an alert sent by the Halifax Regional Municipality on Wednesday night. When a fire is being held, it means that it's not likely to grow. Earlier Wednesday, Natural Resources estimated the fire to be about 15 hectares in size.
HALIFAX - An out-of-control wildfire in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley has prompted the evacuation of some residents in the ...
An open fire was found by crews when they arrived on scene near Bayers Lake Business Park on Tuesday afternoon.
So far, this fire, near the province's capital city of Halifax, has remained relatively small, burning about 75 acres next to ...
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N.S. wildfires: Evacuation order issued for some in Annapolis Valley, Halifax blaze contained
A wildfire on the western outskirts of Halifax that had prompted evacuations is now being held, Nova Scotia officials say.
In an update released Tuesday evening, the Department of Natural Resources estimated the fire was between 25 and 30 hectares ...
The Canadian province of Nova Scotia is facing pushback for what some have called "draconian" restrictions as it tries to ...
As wildfires buffeted western Canada on Tuesday, a blaze on the opposite end of the country in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has forced the evacuation of more than 16,000 people, compounding the ...
RCMP say first responders were called to a fire at the Nova Scotia Power station on Highway 2 at 3:48 ... Another ...
As a heatwave continues to produce conditions ripe for fire, a golf club in Bayside, N.S., has introduced new restrictive smoking policies.
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New N.S. wildfire rules that ban on activity in woods prompt confusion, frustration
The Nova Scotia government is getting a flood of feedback from people expressing confusion and frustration over new wildfire ...
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