As wildfires rage across much of the Atlantic provinces, frustrations are increasing over government decisions in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick to ban people from the tinder dry forests on crown land.
The New Brunswick government has placed restrictions on some forestry operations due to the high risk of wildfires in the province. Judy Trinh reports.Restaurant owners hopeful Sussex Courtyard patio construction won’t deter visitorsChild in hospital after gunshots hit home on Edgar Street: Regina police‘Unbearable pain’: Driver who was charged after crashing into Ontario premier’s car accused in collision that killed father of 3B.C.
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