Several $25,000 fines issued for violating burn bans, says Natural Resources
- Agencies in Nova Scotia have issued 10 tickets valued at more than $25,000 each for violations of burn restrictions amid heightened wildfire risks this year.
- Natural Resources Minister Tory Rushton stated that seven summary offence tickets were issued under the Forests Act since the fine increase in May.
- Scott Tingley mentioned that the dry conditions, with no rain forecast, require everyone to contribute to wildfire prevention efforts.
- Premier Tim Houston advised Nova Scotians to stay out of the woods due to the burn ban, which prohibits open fires and encourages nighttime forestry activities.
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Multiple $25K fines laid this year for not following fire ban
Nova Scotia’s Department of Natural Resources says it has issued several large fines this year for violating the provincial burn ban. The department says this season, it has issued 25 fines for burn-ban violations, including seven at the increased $25,000 level. It says 24 of those charges were for violating daily burn restrictions, with six […]
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Agenices in Nova Scotia have issued 10 tickets worth more than $25,000 each to people allegedly violating burn restrictions so far this year amid dry conditions that have increased the risk of wildfires throughout the province.
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