October is Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia. The goal of the month is to help Nova Scotians build awareness of Mi’kmaq history and heritage, and to increase understanding of the province’s rich Mi’kmaq culture. mikmaqhistorymonth.com

All Evacuees of Lake George Wildfire Can Return Home; Fire Status Changed to Held news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/10/0...

County Proposes Traffic Calming Measures in Bridgetown, and is seeking resident input. To learn more and/or share your views, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

A message from DNR: Please be advised, a hot spot at the Long Lake wildfire in West Dalhousie has flared up. We've flown over the area, the fire is still under control, there is no immediate risk to the community. With high temperatures, residents should expect to see more smoke again tomorrow.

West Dalhousie Wildfire Fire Status Change to “Under Control”; Warden Expresses Gratitude. Visit link to view press release. annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Dykeland System Upgrades Coming to Annapolis Royal. Construction is expected to begin mid-late October and take about a month. For details, visit novascotia.ca/dykeland-sys...

To see today's Dept. of Natural Resources wildfire update, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Today's Dept. of Natural Resources West Dalhousie wildfire update, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Province Moves Forward on Firefighter Training Plan news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/09/2...

A very thoughtful offer from The Salvation Army and The Brick. For details, contact Salvation Army - Bridgetown [email protected] or 902-309-1843.

Please be advised of the new hours for the West Dalhousie Wildfire Public Information number.

To view today's Dept. of Natural Resources wildfire update, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To evacuees who have recently returned to their homes, please be reminded that Annapolis County Public Works staff will be around to collect refrigerators and freezers on Tuesday, Sept 23rd. Please see flyer below for instructions on proper disposal.

West Dalhousie Wildfire Evacuation Order lifted; State of Local Emergency Renewed. To learn more, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Today's wildfire update from NS Dept. of Natural Resources can be viewed at annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Reminder: Comfort Centre - New Location / New Hours commences today at 12:00pm.

To see today's wildfire update from NS Dept. of Natural Resources, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

The situation with the long lake fire remains the same. If the public is seeing fixed wing aircraft today in and around the fire area it is because regular flight time is required to maintain their currency. Fire status remains at Being Held.

To see today's wildfire update from NS Dept. of Natural Resources visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Reminder: Today is Water Testing Kit pick up day! annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

A Hopeful Step Forward as More Evacuees Are Granted Re-entry. To learn more, annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To see today's Dept. of Natural Resources wildfire update, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Today's wildfire update from NS Dept. of Natural Resources can be viewed at annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To see today's Dept. of Emergency Management's wildfire update, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Council extends State of Local Emergency. annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Special Municipal Council Meeting highlights - September 9, 2025 annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To see the Dept. of Emergency Management's wildfire updates, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To see today's Dept. of Emergency Management's wildfire update, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To see today's Department of Emergency Management's update, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Today, more families were able to return home. Thank you to our many community partners who helped make this a smooth and safe process.

For NS Department of Emergency Management's update, please visit : annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

For NS Department of Emergency Management's update, please visit : annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

For NS Department of Emergency Management's update, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To our West Dalhousie wildfire evacuees who returned home on September 3rd, please visit link to learn about water testing kits and cleaning kits. annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Navigator Program Introduced to Support Evacuees. To learn more, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

There are four stages of a wildfire: out of control, being held, under control, and extinguished. Evacuation decisions are not necessarily tied to the wildfire status. While good progress is being made on the Long Lake wildfire, its status is still out of control.

Kids are heading back to school tomorrow! Let’s all do our part to keep them safe—slow down in school zones, watch for little ones walking or biking, and be extra patient around buses. Wishing all students a great first day back!

The 2025 Annapolis Co Volunteer Expo has been cancelled, with the Volunteer Recognition Ceremony being postponed. Currently, staff resources are dedicated to supporting those affected by the wildfire. Once details are set, they will be shared. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Evacuee Shelter transitioning to Standby Status - Sept. 4th annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

We have extended hours of operation for our wildfire public information number.

To see today's wildfire update from the Department of Emergency Management, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Reminder: Re-entry phased approach starts today. Take care. Be safe. For details, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To access the Non-Effected Wildfire Evacuation Re-entry information package, visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

To view Provincial Press release, visit news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/09/0...

To see today's Dept. of Emergency Management, please visit annapoliscounty.ca/government/n...

Please see the attached poster for current information for residents evacuated due to the wildfire. For further questions, please reach out to us at 1-833-806-1515.