Sunrise from Kingsport Beach
Nothing beats an early morning sunrise at the Kingsport Beach! Taken this morning in Kingsport. Adrian J.
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Wildfire Protection Tips!
With the burn restrictions right around the corner and warmer weather, we’ve already seen a spike in grass fires. There are ways to protect your homes! Here’s how: 1️⃣ Clear vegetation: remove dry leaves and other debris from your property to create to reduce highly combustible ignition sources. 2️⃣ Fix any holes or gaps in […]
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Barns Consumed by Flames in Early Morning Fire
Shortly after midnight on Tuesday, Brooklyn Firefighters were dispatched to a report of an unknown fire in the community of St Croix. Additional 911 calls were received reporting that a barn was on fire along Highway 1 in St Croix. This prompted automatic mutual aid being dispatched from Windsor, Hantsport & Summerville Fire Departments to […]
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National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day!
Today March 11th is National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day! It reminds us to thank the professionals who consider every need during the most challenging time in our lives. “The calling of the funeral director is to be there when someone is in need. To be there no matter the time, or the conditions. […]
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Wildfire Season Knocking for 2025
Nova Scotia’s 2025 Wildfire Season starts in 5 days… March & April are some of the busiest months for volunteer fire departments when it comes to grass and brush fires. Ensuring you check before you burn is extremely important. Depending on where you are located it is also important to check your municipal bylaws. The […]
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Two Men Charged with Impaired Operation – Causing Death, Following Fatal ATV Accident
Annapolis District RCMP has arrested two men for impaired operation causing death following a fatal off-highway vehicle collision on Heartland Rd. in West Dalhousie. On March 8, at approximately 4:40 p.m., Annapolis District RCMP, EHS and fire services were dispatched to a report of an off-highway vehicle collision. Upon arrival, responding officers observed two side-by-side […]
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Volunteer Firefighter Recovering!
Back in August I shared a Go Fund Me page for fellow firefighter Shawn O’Brien, after he suffered a serious workplace injury. It’s not often I have the opportunity to share these good stories. After months in hospital Shawn returned home only two weeks ago. We surprised him and his wife Denise with a big […]
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Check Your Smoke & CO Alarms, Clocks Go ahead!
It’s a great time to check your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms! Make sure your batteries are operational and test your alarms to ensure they are working properly. Clocks go ahead overnight! These vital alarms save lives everyday, and are crucial to your home safety. Photo Courtesy // NFPA. Adrian J.
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International Women’s Day!
Today we recognize International Women’s Day! Every year on March 8th we show notice to women who continue to pave the way forward for progress and equality. #InternationalWomensDay Adrian J.
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Miller Lake Mechanical Branch
Yesterday I started a new project for the Department of Public Works Miller Lake Mechanical Branch Division. It was quite interesting to learn and photograph the different trades this hub offers. All provincial equipment begin their journey at this location, including the snow plow trucks that get built right on site. They start with the […]
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