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Firefighters Of Nova Scotia Striving to keep Nova Scotians up to date on the latest fire & emergency service info since 2013! Our call posting structure is as followed.
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Firefighters Of Nova Scotia Mission Statement - Last updated on August 2, 2023. Firefighters Of Nova Scotia, formerly known as Nova Scotia Fire Fighters was founded on May 14, 2013. The site is open to fire fighters in Nova Scotia, as well as their friends, family, and anyone who wants to follow our page/group in general. The goal of our page is to keep the public informed on emergency incidents (primarily fire) happening within the province, share educational resources and anything else firefighting related within Nova Scotia. We don't want to see any form of bullying, whether it be putting someone down, swearing, etc. Fire Fighters Of Nova Scotia is NOT associated with an actual fire department, community organization, news organization or any business. It is also not associated with any other page such as Dahl Dispatch, Kings County Fire & Emergency Calls or any of the other fire fighting page's here in the province of Nova Scotia. Any media we post is our intellectual property unless otherwise stated. We kindly ask that if you would like to share our intellectual media that you give us credit where it is due. If you have any questions, comments or concerns feel free to send us a message on the page. Or email us at [email protected]

We share breaking and active incidents within the province of Nova Scotia to inform others of road closures, safety issues and to keep others in the loop about where emergency services are responding to/are on scene of. We will start the post out with the following format month/day/year | the time the first page was issued or when the post was made. Below it will be “BREAKING” if the incident has happened recently (Within 30 minutes) or we will post “ACTIVE INCIDENT” if the incident started over 30ish minutes before we posted it. We will also add “TRAFFIC ADVISORY” after “BREAKING” if the poster believes the incident will pose a traffic problem. The second part of the posting structure is the department(s) initially dispatched. The third part is the incident type ex. Structure Fire, MVA, Rope Rescue… etc. The final part of the initial posting structure is the community in which the incident is located, please note, unless the poster believes the incident poses an immediate threat to one's life, safety or property or is a traffic advisory we will not post the exact location of the incident. Please note, all incidents on 100 series highways that are posted will have the distance marker, exit number, direction of travel such as Northbound, Southbound, etc… and community name added to the post, if the poster is aware of those details. All comments revealing personal information of incidents, ie… street names, occupants names etc will be deleted. Unless it meets our location posting requirement. To summarize if we are notified of a forest fire in Maitland and the fire department responding is Maitland we will post the following *please not this is an example only* BREAKING: Maitland Fire - Forest fire in Maitland followed by the date and time above. If any mutual aid departments are dispatched they will be added onto the initial post by adding “Mutual aid dispatched from” and then commenting the responding mutual aid departments below. Other non fire related information we post about are but not limited to…

Official police issued missing persons reports (Nova Scotia only)
Emergency service related articles (Case by case basis)
Emergency alerts. RCMP/Police issued statements related to serious incidents across the province of Nova Scotia. Pictures & firefighting related events are welcome to be displayed on our page and group. If you would like an event advertised, you can either post it on the page, or message us, and someone will post it. Please note if you post something on our actual group you will need to wait for an admin to approve of it or deny it. If you have any questions, please feel free to message us or email us at
[email protected]

Should you have any concerns, complaints about our page please email
[email protected]

The email for one of the email admins is also open for any inquiries. [email protected]

We thank you for your continued support with Firefighters Of Nova Scotia! A link to our Twitter account - https://twitter.com/FireFNS?lang=en

10/06/2026
10/05/2026
10/03/2026

⚠️ Final Update 2050 - Highway 201 has since re-opened in South Greenwood. Please be cautious if you are traveling through this area.
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⚠️🚥 TRAFFIC ADVISORY 🚥⚠️

⚠️🚫 Brief Update 1452 - Highway 201 at the intersection of Ward Road is completely shut down.

With this being a four way intersection Hwy 201 & Ward Road is being blocked off farther back from the intersection itself and motorists are unable to access this area.

This closure is expected to remain in place for multiple hours and residents and motorists should be aware.
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🚫 Highway 201 in South Greenwood is being closed in the area of Ward Road - expect delays and detours 🚫

Emergency crews are responding to a report of a 2 vehicle collision with entrapment at the intersection of Ward Road & Highway 201 in South Greenwood.

EHS LifeFlight has been requested.

Expect delays in the area.

Adrian J.

10/03/2026
10/01/2026
Excellent, congratulations!
09/26/2026

Excellent, congratulations!

09/25/2026

Pictou County District RCMP is seeking information on the whereabouts of Michael Craig Clyburn, currently wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant.

Clyburn, 44, is facing the following charges:
• Assault
• Mischief

He is described as 6-foot-3, approximately 242 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

Police have made attempts to locate Clyburn and are requesting assistance from the public.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Michael Craig Clyburn is asked to call Pictou County District RCMP at 902-755-4141 or local police. To remain anonymous, call Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers, toll-free, at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), submit a secure web tip at www.crimestoppers.ns.ca, or use the P3 Tips app.

File #: 2026-1190691

09/25/2026

I’m very pleased to share that, through the Emergency Services Provider Fund, three fire departments in our community are receiving funding to support critical equipment and emergency response needs.

Blandford & Area Fire Rescue - $30,000
Hubbards District Volunteer Fire Department - $26,947.32
New Ross Volunteer Fire Department - $30,000

That’s a total of $86,947.32 in provincial funding for our local fire departments. The funding will support purchases including safety equipment, bunker gear and boots, and rescue tools. This is important equipment that helps our firefighters do their jobs safely and effectively.

Thank you to our fire departments for the important work you do every day to keep our communities safe. I’m proud to see this support going to the people who are there when our communities need them most.

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Halifax, NS

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