Halifax Fire
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Tent encampment fire under bridge sends huge plumes of smoke over harbourA fire at a tent encampment under the Macdonald Bridge sent huge plumes of smoke over the harbour Tuesday morning. No injuries were reported.FireNov 21
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Halifax police investigate fatal Dartmouth fireFire crews were called to a structure fire on Portland Street just after 4 a.m. Thursday.FireNov 2
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‘We’re not going home:’ Family flees ‘apocalyptic’ wildfire, aims to build back saferThe McGee house and about 150 others burned to the ground during a devastating wildfire that ripped through a string of Halifax-area subdivisions nearly a month ago.CanadaJun 23
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Meet a N.S. family and their priceless treasures found in the wildfire rubbleA vintage Campbell's soup bowl in one family's home not only survived the Halifax-area wildfire, it was salvaged last year from a cottage destroyed by Hurricane Fiona.FireJun 21
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N.S. woman fined nearly $29,000 for outdoor fire as massive Shelburne wildfire burnsA woman in central Nova Scotia has been fined for violating a province-wide burn ban after officers responded to reports of an open fire on a private property on Friday afternoon.FireJun 10
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More evacuation orders lifted, most residents in Halifax area to return after wildfireAn emergency alert was sent out in Nova Scotia on Friday to notify more residents that it was safe to return home, after wildfires forced at least 16,000 people to evacuate.FireJun 9
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Meet 2 Halifax firefighter heroes. Even PM Trudeau came callingTwo Halifax firefighters are being honoured for driving through "a wall of fire" to rescue an elderly man during the wildfire evacuations.CanadaJun 8
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More evacuation orders to be lifted for Halifax area residents affected by wildfiresHalifax Mayor Mike Savage said more evacuation orders will be lifted on Friday for residents in subdivisions that sustained the most damage during the wildfire.FireJun 8
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Rebuilding homes after Nova Scotia wildfires could take up to three yearsA construction industry leader said in an interview on Wednesday that it may take up to three years to rebuild the homes lost in the fires, due to an existing provincial backlog.FireJun 7
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After ‘heartbreaking’ fire, Waegwoltic Club moves forward with summer plansDespite the facility's main building burning in a fire last week, the Waegwoltic club remains resilient as it continues to focus on rebuilding.FireJun 7
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