Wildfires in Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia have residents on high alert
- A wildfire broke out near Paddy's Pond in Paradise, N.L., on Monday, forcing about 3,000 people to evacuate their homes.
- By Friday, four wildfires remained uncontrolled, with the largest located near Kingston spreading over 91 square kilometres and destroying an elementary school serving 60 students.
- Officials lifted the evacuation order for parts of Paradise by Friday afternoon, but residents remain on alert and some roads stay closed as crews continue firefighting.
- Premier John Hogan reported that the fire remained contained overnight and mentioned that a small amount of rain along with better weather conditions might assist firefighting efforts.
- Residents have returned home but must stay prepared to evacuate on short notice since the Paddy's Pond fire remains active and out of control.
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Newfoundland fires show no growth; New Brunswick town asked to prepare to flee
ST. JOHN'S - The size of the three wildfires burning out of control in Newfoundland held steady overnight as a period of searing temperatures and drought-like conditions came to an end.
·Niagara Falls, Canada
Read Full ArticlePeople who have been forced to evacuate due to a forest fire near the largest city in Newfoundland and Labrador can now return home.
·Montreal, Canada
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