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Ottawa pledges help for Nova Scotia to fight unprecedented wildfires

Bill Blair says Canadian Armed Forces will provide co-ordination, equipment and firefighters to assist and relieve those who have been battling blazes around the clock

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Area of over 5 million football fields burned in Canada: minister-Xinhua

Area of over 5 million football fields burned in Canada: minister-

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More help coming from Ottawa to fight N S forest fires

New supports announced by the federal government Thursday include funding and co-ordination support from military as well as firefighters.

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Trudeau says Ottawa is ready to support fire-ravaged Nova Scotia in any ways we can

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is ready to help thousands of Nova Scotians fleeing a wildfire "in any ways we can."

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Foreign interference plus other letters, May 25: David Johnston s report should be graded a failure

In today’s letters to the editor: no public inquiry; bail reform; school administrators; the Ottawa Senators; swimming with whales

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