# Burnsafe Archive 2025

**URL:** <https://community.nsfirehub.ca/t/burnsafe-archive-2025/64>\
**Category:** Anouncements\
**Created:** [May 10, 2025, 6:45am UTC](https://community.nsfirehub.ca/t/burnsafe-archive-2025/64 "2025-05-10T06:45:03Z")\
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**Post date:** [September 10, 2025, 11:00am UTC](https://community.nsfirehub.ca/t/burnsafe-archive-2025/64/187 "2025-09-10T11:00:23Z")

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**Burnsafe Archive:** Tuesday 09 September 2025

> This is a Historical record of “Can I Burn”. For current/lastest **Burn Restrictions** ; [click here](https://community.nsfirehub.ca/t/burn-restrictions-updated-daily-2pm/46) - Updated Daily at 2pm during Wildfire Season (15 March to 15 October)

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> # Travel and Activities In Woods are Restricted
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> Starting 5 August (at 4pm), travel and activities in woods are restricted to help prevent wildfires. Hiking, camping, fishing and the use of vehicles in the woods are not permitted, trail systems through woods are off limits and camping is allowed only in campgrounds. Learn more: [Woods Proclamation (PDF)](https://novascotia.ca/natr/forestprotection/wildfire/woods-proclamation_2025-08-05.pdf). The fine for violating the restrictions is $25,000 [(see Summary Offence Tickets Regulations)]

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> The Long Lake wildfires complex is still being held at 8,468 hectares. Crews are making progress, working inward from the edges of the fire zone. They’re seeking out fire burning underground, dousing tree roots, soil, mosses etc, working on buffers around areas that haven’t burned.
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> Crews are taking a systematic approach to make populated areas safe again. They are working around properties, checking for ash pits that could burn people or animals that walk on them, and taking down unstable trees. Removal of downed power poles and lines is also ongoing.
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> Resources today include 11 helicopters, 4 planes with bird dog, about 7 pieces of heavy equipment. 40 DNR, 18 Ontario, 60 Quebec firefighters, plus support staff.
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> An updated evacuation map is available online: [https://novascotia.ca/alerts/docs/Long-Lake.pdf](https://novascotia.ca/alerts/docs/Long-Lake.pdf)

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