ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaWhy Nova Scotia should be extra cautious this wildfire season1 day agoDuration 6:501 day agoNewsDuration 6:50Most of the province is dealing with very dry conditions. Watch Amy Smith’s interview with Scott Tingley, the manager of forest protection with Nova Scotia’s Department of Natural Resources, on how the province is preparing.Related Stories Province warns Islanders to be careful with flames as forest fire season begins N.B. forestry towns on edge as U.S. tariffs, duties pile up Structure fire in northern New Brunswick expected to burn all day, into the night Alberta prepares as wildfire season begins Nova Scotians encouraged to get vaccinated for measles as case numbers in Canada riseMore from NewsVideo30:06CBC Atlantic Tonight – March 29, 2025CBC News Nova Scotia 1 hour agoVideo2:33Supervised consumption sites to stay open for now, after injunction granted 1 hour agoVideo1:51How do you vote if you are overseas during the election?1 hour agoVideo1:18Why is the Bloc Québécois a federal party?1 hour agoVideo22:56At Issue – March 29, 2025CBC News At Issue 1 hour agoTrending NowVideo1:22#TheMoment B.C.’s elusive spirit bear emerged for a close-up photo shootThe National March 28Video2:01Joly scolds Rubio over Trump’s 51st state threats as G7 meeting wraps in QuebecThe National March 15Video2:02Tower collapses after 7.7- magnitude earthquake rocks Myanmar and ThailandMarch 28Video0:53Fact-checking Pierre Poilievre’s comments on security clearanceMarch 25Video3:24What the polls might be missing in the 2025 federal electionCBC News: Calgary at 6:00 March 27now
Why Nova Scotia should be extra cautious this wildfire season
