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Canadian fire chiefs deliver climate change message to United Nations following devastating season - Vimarsana News

Canadian fire chiefs deliver climate change message to United Nations following devastating season

Fire chiefs from West Kelowna and Halifax spoke in front of world leaders on Wednesday in New York, sharing first-hand accounts of battling devastating wildfires.

Source: cbc.ca
Halifax fire official recounts heroic response to local wildfires at UN event - Vimarsana News

Halifax fire official recounts heroic response to local wildfires at UN event

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was a big draw at a UN event Wednesday in New York aimed at encouraging countries to put a price on pollution, but it was two first responders — including Halifax assistant fire chief Sherry Dean — that stole the show. Here's what Dean told the summit.

Source: cbc.ca
Admission to WDC events to increase - Vimarsana News

Admission to WDC events to increase

With some events struggling to make enough revenue to pay officials, it's come time to increase admission.

Lord Nelson Hotel in Halifax evacuated due to 'strong odour' - Vimarsana News

Lord Nelson Hotel in Halifax evacuated due to 'strong odour'

Police say they were called to the hotel around 3 a.m. AT and guests were evacuated because of a strong odour. Hazmat teams responded and eventually said it was safe for guests to go back inside.

Source: cbc.ca
2 males pulled from water in rescue at Peggys Cove - Vimarsana News

2 males pulled from water in rescue at Peggys Cove

Fire officials say two males were rescued from the water at Peggys Cove, N.S., Monday night. They're in the care of paramedics, but their condition isn't known.

Source: cbc.ca