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West Dalhousie, N.S., residents ordered to evacuate ‘immediately’ as wildfire grows

The wildfire threatens injury or loss of life, prompting evacuation of residents along West Dalhousie Road, with about 30 firefighters battling the 30-hectare blaze, officials said.

  • An out-of-control wildfire near Long Lake in West Dalhousie, Nova Scotia, prompted a mandatory evacuation of residents on August 14, 2025.
  • The fire broke out Wednesday evening in a heavily wooded area, with dry conditions and multiple wildfires across the province increasing the risk.
  • Firefighters established dozer guards around important local sites, including the community centre in West Dalhousie and nearby communication towers, while approximately 30 crew members, assisted by helicopters, worked to contain the 30-hectare wildfire.
  • Officials evacuated 42 homes housing roughly 150 people, and Scott Tingley described the fire as 'an evolving situation' advancing northeast about three kilometres from the road.
  • The evacuation highlights ongoing wildfire threats amid Nova Scotia's second-worst fire season, with authorities urging residents to leave immediately to avoid injury or loss of life.
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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