HALIFAX - A small wildfire that was burning out of control on Nova Scotia’s southwestern coast Wednesday night is now described as being held.
HALIFAX - A small wildfire that was burning out of control on Nova Scotia’s southwestern coast Wednesday night is now described as being held.
The province’s Emergency Management Department issued a statement at 7:33 p.m. Wednesday saying the three-hectare fire in Port L’Hebert in Queens County was out of control.
The strict measures were brought in as Canada faces its second worst wildfire season on record.
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