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More evacuation orders to be lifted for Halifax area residents affected by wildfires - Halifax - Vimarsana News

More evacuation orders to be lifted for Halifax area residents affected by wildfires - Halifax

As about 4,000 people still await their return home, Halifax officials say more wildfire evacuation orders are expected to be lifted for residents on Thursday.

'Many, many destroyed homes': The devastation left by the wildfire near Halifax - Vimarsana News

'Many, many destroyed homes': The devastation left by the wildfire near Halifax

During a grim tour through through the most impacted area Tuesday, piles of charred rubble could be seen where houses once stood, with burned out cars parked in driveways.

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Rebuilding homes after Nova Scotia wildfires could take up to three years - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Rebuilding homes after Nova Scotia wildfires could take up to three years - Halifax

A construction industry leader said in an interview on Wednesday that it may take up to three years to rebuild the homes lost in the fires, due to an existing provincial backlog.

Nova Scotia handing out free well-water test kits to those affected by wildfires - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia handing out free well-water test kits to those affected by wildfires

The testing is necessary because the groundwater could be contaminated by residue from the fire, chemical fire retardants and fuel from ruptured tanks.

'Many, many destroyed homes': The devastation left by the wildfire near Halifax - Vimarsana News

'Many, many destroyed homes': The devastation left by the wildfire near Halifax

During a grim tour through through the most impacted area Tuesday, piles of charred rubble could be seen where houses once stood, with burned out cars parked in driveways.