US EditionMore people evacuated as wildfire intensifies in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley
- On August 25, 2025, authorities confirmed that the wildfire near Long Lake in the Annapolis region of Nova Scotia continues to be uncontained, as local residents remain vigilant about the evolving situation.
- The wildfire began growing earlier in the week, prompting emergency management to order evacuations along Highway 10 in West Dalhousie and areas on Morse and Thorne roads.
- Firefighters continue to battle the blaze, which was estimated at 32 square kilometres on Sunday and caused air quality warnings in Annapolis County due to heavy smoke.
- Environment Canada stated that air quality in the region is significantly reduced, and officials confirmed the wildfire expanded later in the day after initial estimates.
- The ongoing threat has residents watching for possible evacuation order expansions, reflecting concern over continuing wildfire growth and its impact on the community.
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City NewsNova Scotia wildfire damages homes in Annapolis Valley
HALIFAX — Extreme weather conditions over the weekend saw Nova Scotia’s largest fire more than double in size and damage homes in the Annapolis Valley for the first time since it broke out nearly two weeks ago.
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More people evacuated as wildfire intensifies in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley (Canada)
Some who call Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley home are keeping a close eye on an out-of-control wildfire to see if an evacuation order will be expanded in the area. The province's Department of Emergency Management asked people on Sunday night living along a portion of Highway 10 in the West Dalhousi...
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