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It doesn't mean the fire is out, but means the fire is surrounded by barriers like bulldozers breaks or hose lines, which are expected to keep it from spreading. However, the fire is still actively burning and could potentially jump or spread.

After 13 days, the Old Field Fire in Miramichi is contained, according to GNB. It burned 1,402 hectares approximately.

Seven fires remain out of control in New Brunswick.

Charlotte County under air quality advisory amid wildfires Several Charlotte County communities have issued air quality advisories amid wildfires burning in both Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.  Eastern Charlotte, St. Stephen and Grand Manan have all sent

Charlotte County under air quality advisory amid wildfires

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There are now four out-of-control wildfires in New Brunswick right now, including the week long Miramichi fire.

The evacuation advisory has been lifted for Irishtown and the fire is considered contained. #NBWildfire

The entire province is under a burn ban.

Activities including camping, hiking and fishing are banned on Crown lands.

Heed these warnings from wildfire officials as the province continues to grapple with extreme conditions.

@NBEMO_OMUNB is asking people in the Irishtown, Tankville, Evangeline and Lakeville areas should be prepared to evacuate on short notice.

It is threatening people and property. Residents should have their evacuation kits and plans ready and available.

Two fires are considered out-of-control in New Brunswick.

One outside Miramichi is continuing to burn and did jump Highway 8 - some homes have been evacauted and others are on notice.

A significant fire has also ignited and is spreading quickly in Irishtown, near Moncton.

The fire has reached 160 hectares.

The Miramichi region is my home.

A wildfire that was detected three days ago has spread to nearly 65 hectares.

Forestry activities have been restricted by the province as the conditions continue to remain dry.

The fire has grown to the 35 hectares.

There are 8 air tankers, 3 bulldozers, 35 firefighters working the fire. The fire is under investigation at this time.

A forest fire is currently considered out-of-control about 11km outside Douglastown in Miramichi.

Five hectares have burned and the Department of Natural Resources said the fire is currently being knocked down.

"There are no homes threatened and we do not anticipate containment problems."

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Saint Andrews Councillor Resigns Following Move To Nova Scotia - CHCO-TV And The Courier Coun. Jamie Hirtle has resigned from the Town of Saint Andrews council.

Saint Andrews councillor resigns following move to Nova Scotia

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Passamaquoddy Lodge Foundation Pitches Help For Affordable Housing Development - CHCO-TV And The Courier The board of the Passamaquoddy Lodge is asking the town to assist it in the development of affordable housing for staff at the nursing home.

Passamaquoddy Lodge Foundation pitches help for affordable housing development

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Two Dead Following Incidents On The Water In Charlotte County - CHCO-TV And The Courier Two men are dead following incidents on the water in Charlotte County this weekend, according to the New Brunswick RCMP.

Two dead following incidents on the water in Charlotte County

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'Think People:' Saint Croix MLA Asks Government To Improve Rural Cell Service - CHCO-TV26 “I know you do, think people,” she said.

‘Think people:’ Saint Croix MLA asks government to improve rural cell service

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For financial hardship, the private company DOCUdavit has agreed to allow people to pay $25 instead of the original $95 plus tax.

There is about $200-million gap for municipalities in the province, all of whom say it needs new funding sources to keep up with services.

New Brunswick RCMP St. Sgt. Geoffrey Peters said these reports give a good look at what is happening in each community and where the police are spending their time.

Residents are hoping the Town of Saint Andrews won't pave paradise for a parking lot.

The proposed parking lot, for the end of Water Street, has yet to come to the council.

A 47-year-old woman has died following a fire at a residence in Hayman Hill, according to the RCMP.

Williams being in the top 10, even the top 5 was not on my 2025 F1 bingo card.

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