Wildfires are worried about 151 houses in the Western settings of the Halifax, including 151 houses, in creating more ways to escape the flames of residents, the slow progress of the city.
After the reconstruction of the spring in 2023 after the destruction of the wild fire, the owner Donna Buckland said in a recent meeting, in a recent meeting, he had a detailed state of emergency to escape how 68 children will fled.
However, there is no way of “vital” for foreign areas of Halifax Westwood Hills – 28 May 2023 there is no way of “viable” for outside territories – even federal studies have noted that the region is unusually dry in the region.
The City Council has recently confirmed the $ 2.7 million ambulance path for Westwood Hills, but it should be located about two existing output and about three kilometers from Buckland’s Child Care Center.
Buckland and other inhabitants of nearby communities are required to interview the Canadian media. All of 2023 have memories in the spring of 2023, the heat dome and tinder dry forests, when the flames on the edge of Nova Scotia Capital ignited. The houseworks, which began rapidly, encountered traffic jam while trying to escape from their neighborhoods. More than 16,000 people were evacuated.
“It’s not good. The Halifax Regional Municipality should seriously treat it. An urgent exit is not enough. Something behind the unit” Buckland said.
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Buckland has similar fears and frustrations about Julie Davies, white hills, white hills and limited treadmill in the plains of Hammonds.
In the months after the fires, Davies learned that only the students of the main evacuation plan for the daughter’s school were only two people, and their neighbors were maintained. When he reaches the territory of fires, both outputs will probably be blocked by blazes and the main road would be bitch.
The existing evacuation plan is not secure, and Davies said that an alternative is to build a way to an existing dirt, which is the owner of the Halifax water in a different direction in a different direction. “This is a temporary, emergency solution that can be part of a larger plan,” he said.
Davies said they have proposed to the Emergency Administration, which said he had contacted the Halifax Regional Council. The Council sent letters to the city’s ambulance company last January, but Davies said he did not respond to his views.
“There is no plan to touch and report for about two years, the lack of an emergency eGram in the Halifax regional education, municipality, emo and province and province. I have not been angry.”
Roy Hollett, the director of the Emergency Administration, is expected to evacuate the city for the western city of the city by the end of the year. “
Still. John Young, representing the territory of white hills and hammonds plains, is not good enough or fast enough to respond to residents’ concerns. “This is not considered a very priority, it should be,” he said.
In 2025-26, young people are financing bonding roads between the outer edge of budgets, fiscal, financial year, the options of the residents of the residents need to escape wildfire.
It is also worried about the ability to provide enough water with the ability to properly pressure the hydrants and fires to combat fire hydrants and fires in the region. The city’s media relations department is in an email in an email, “as designed, provides fire protection to society.”
Added the email that “discussions are underway”, province, water application and other institutions to increase the main water supply and install more hydrants.
But “A concrete plan is not fulfilled in an interview on Monday,” he said.
The conversation added that Nancy Hartling, which represents a part of the western suburbs, and the citizens agreed in the urgent and the topic of the subject.
O for the past two years, fire protection and firefighting, including fire extinguishers, including additional equipment and gears in the area, including additional equipment and gears, were carried out firefighting work. The Department of Natural Resources also received equipment, improved firefighter training, and over the next three years, he undertook to replace the fleet of four helicopters water bombers.
However, frustration remains for Daniel Newbury, a resident of the white hills. He said he hoped to extend the shortcuts of the Indian coast of India to the neighboring development, an alternative way to residents.
“It’s a survey of others. They bring people in … people who have features or their hands, or companies will not leave it for development.”
“You cannot enlarge the population and continue to grow and provide the necessary infrastructure.”
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