Digby REMO
Digby REMO is responsible for providing a prompt and coordinated response to emergencies or disasters that occur within its jurisdiction. Digby REMO is activated when the impacts on the community exceed the community's normal coping resources.
07/16/2026
UPDATE (6 p.m.): DNR and volunteer fire departments continue to respond to a fire in West Stoney Lake, Annapolis Co. The fire is now under control. The DNR helicopter has been released.
07/16/2026
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07/16/2026
Reduce your risk of extreme heat and wildfire smoke exposure. Keep windows and doors closed and stay cool, limit outdoor and strenuous activity and stay hydrated. https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/publications/healthy-living/combine-wildfire-smoke-heat.html
07/16/2026
07/16/2026
See smoke? Keep your drone on the ground. 🔥🚫
The airspace around wildfires is closed to all aircraft, including drones. This is so that firefighting aircraft can do their jobs.
Flying a drone near a wildfire creates a serious risk of collision with emergency response teams.
You must keep your drone a minimum distance of 9.3 km (5 nautical miles) away from any wildfire.
07/16/2026
UPDATE (6 p.m.): DNR and volunteer fire departments continue to respond to a fire in West Stoney Lake, Annapolis Co. The fire is now under control. The DNR helicopter has been released.
This will be our last update on this fire.
07/16/2026
Ever wonder what your four-legged friends are saying? 🐾
Here at the Department of Emergency Management, we think they’re trying to tell you not to forget about them in your emergency planning - pets are family after all! That includes having an emergency kit and plan for each animal, in addition to your entire household.
Don’t get caught in a pinch – plan ahead for your pets.
Learn more: https://emergencyinfo.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/2026-04/Pet%20Fact%20Sheet%20-%20EN%20-%20April%202026.pdf.
07/15/2026
Embers travel kilometres ahead of a wildfire. You don't need to see flames to be at risk.
The good news: a few simple steps around your home can make a real difference.
✅ Clear the first 1–2 metres around your house
✅ Clean gutters and your roof regularly
✅ Keep decks clear and free of debris underneath
Start here: firesmartcanada.ca
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