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Truro Flying Club's air patrols provide an edge in Nova Scotia wildfire watch

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With the drought and wildfires, the Truro Flying Club has expanded to five flights daily – each between four and six hours long. They’re the eyes in the sky monitoring the province for new fire starts.

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Truro Flying Club's air patrols provide an edge in Nova Scotia wildfire watch

With the drought and wildfires, the Truro Flying Club has expanded to five flights daily – each between four and six hours long. They’re the eyes in the sky monitoring the province for new fire starts.

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SaltWire.com broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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