Brad Marchand Drops Stern 3-Word Reaction to Nova Scotia's Drought-Driven Hiking Ban
NOVA SCOTIA, AUG 8 – Nova Scotia restricts public woodland access due to extreme wildfire risk while allowing forestry operators to continue logging under special permits, with fines up to $25,000 for violations.
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Is Nova Scotia going too far by banning people from woods during dry weather? Some think so
Critics of a drought-driven woods ban in Nova Scotia say it’s an instance of government overreach. Provincial officials say the ban is necessary given hot, dry conditions throughout the province and the heightened risk of wildfires.
How industrial forestry and climate change created the NS wildfire problem
Nova Scotia's ban on entering the forest due to wildfire fears comes as the province deals with a moderate-to-severe drought, no rain in the forecast and a forest more susceptible to burn because of logging, say experts.
Nova Scotia Faces Complaints, Opposition After Banning Going Into Woods Due to Wildfire Risk
Nova Scotia’s government is facing complaints and frustration in the face of new rules that ban residents from entering the province’s forests due to wildfire risk. The ban, which was announced Aug. 5 by Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston, has led to a petition to end the ban from the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF), along with thousands of frustrated and confused comments and questions on social media. “Nature lovers should be free to respo…
Nova Scotia Bans Hiking and Will Impose Big Fines For Those Who Violate
In a move that has sparked immediate debate across Canada, Nova Scotia has taken the rare step of banning people from entering its forests — and the penalty for breaking the rule can climb to a jaw-dropping $25,000. The announcement came Tuesday from Premier Tim Houston, who said the sweeping…
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