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1. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentFire Bans and Restrictions - Province of British Columbia

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   4 days ago · The BC Wildfire Service encourages the reduction of wildfire hazard from land clearing debris and has found the flexibility of the burn registration process useful to allow safe burning of large piles when weather is favourable. Learn more about how to register a Category 3 burn.

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     Current Coastal fire prohibitions . Category 2 and Category...

2. www.saanich.ca › collection-schedulesCollection Schedules | District of Saanich

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   Never miss your collection day! Our online notification tools remind you when to take your garbage and organics to the curb. *Saanich collects on Statutory Holidays.

3. www.rdno.ca › campfires-open-burning-and-ventingCampfires, Open Burning and Venting | Regional District of ...

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   Jul 4, 2024 · The RDNO's Open Burning Season is from October 31 to April 30. If you live in a rural area, you may decide to use fire as a tool to clear land, get rid of vegetative debris, or enjoy a recreational campfire.

4. www.saanich.ca › EN › indexHome | District of Saanich

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   Jun 28, 2024 · General registration August 14, swimming and skating registration August 21. More Information. Shelbourne Street closures in effect. The Shelbourne Street Improvements Project requires extended road closures this summer. More Information. Traffic Advisories. Check your route for roadwork, closures, and other traffic delays in Saanich.

5. northsaanich.ca › services › fireFire Services - District of North Saanich

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   Jul 4, 2024 · The 2023/2024 Outdoor Burning season is now closed. For alternatives, see our green waste schedule.

6. saltspringfire.com › burn-restrictionsBurn Restrictions – Salt Spring Island Fire Rescue

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   1 day ago · Current Fire Restrictions. July 15, 2024. For more information please contact the office 250-537-2531 or info@saltspringfire.com Thank You for helping us keep Salt Spring Island ‘fire safe’. Local Fire Hazard. HIGH - EARLY SHIFT AND TWO HOUR FIRE WATCH IN EFFECT.

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   How do I Contact North Saanich fire department?

   • To contact staff in the Emergency Services department, visit the emergency services contact list. To contact the North Saanich Fire Department (non-emergencies), visit the Fire Hall contact page. In an emergency, always dial 9-1-1. Outdoor Burning green waste schedule Receive email notifications when news items are posted to our website.

   Fire Services - District of North Saanich

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   Does Saanich collect on a statutory holiday?

   • *Saanich collects on Statutory Holiday's. If your calendar shows collection on a Statutory Holiday, place carts at the curb. Need help? Information at your fingertips. Search “Saanich GreenerGarbage” in Google Play and the App Store for Instant access to your garbage and organics pickup. Set up pick up reminders.

   Collection Schedules | District of Saanich

   www.saanich.ca/EN/main/community/utilities-garbage/garbage-organics-recycling/collection-schedules.html

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   Can you light a fire in North Okanagan?

   • Before you light a fire, be aware that open burning in Electoral Area' 'B' & 'C' is regulated by the Regional District of North Okanagan (RDNO) bylaw 2514 . All Electoral Areas in the North Okanagan are regulated by the Province of BC through the Kamloops Fire Centre .

   Campfires, Open Burning and Venting - Regional District of North Okan…

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   Can I Burn a campfire on Salt Spring Island?

   • As of 12 noon, Friday, May 17th, all burning is restricted except for campfires with a permit. Thank You for helping us keep Salt Spring Island ‘fire safe’.

   Contact Fire Chief Jamie Holmes – Salt Spring Island Fire Rescue

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8. www.saanichnews.com › news › breaking-wildfireDry lightning suspected cause of wildfire burning near ...

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   5 days ago · UPDATE 6:45 p.m. The fire is now an estimated 1.2 hectares in size, according to BC Wildfire Services. The cause is suspected dry lightning, after Environment Canada forecast a thunderstorm and high winds Tuesday evening. BC Wildfire is responding to the blaze with two initial attack crews, one unit crew, two helicopters as well as air tankers.