P.E.I. fire ban lifted as of June 6
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — The hearth ban that has been in impact since Might 30 on P.E.I. has been lifted.
Minister of Atmosphere, Vitality and Local weather Motion, Steven Myers, introduced the cancellation of the hearth closure order.
With the ban lifted, P.E.I. residents can now interact in campfire and bonfire actions, offered they search permission from property homeowners and adjust to the native bylaws governing leisure fires.
These planning to burn small quantities of home brush should seek the advice of the designated protected burning web site after 2 p.m. on the day of burning.
At the moment, burning is simply allowed between 2 p.m. and eight a.m., topic to climate circumstances.
For extra data on stopping forest fires and defending properties, go to the official P.E.I. fireplace data web site online.
Moreover, steerage on safeguarding properties from forest fires is obtainable at https://firesmartcanada.ca/.
