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Appia Energy Corp : Appia Announces New Rare Earth Discoveries, Increased Landholdings and Additional Drilling for Rare Earth Elements and Gallium at Alces Lake

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Sask has largest area of extreme fire risk in country: Natural Resources Canada

Sask has largest area of extreme fire risk in country: Natural Resources Canada
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Saskatchewan province-wide fire ban ends, municipal ban remains in place for some local areas

Saskatchewan province-wide fire ban ends, municipal ban remains in place for some local areas SHARE ON: A campfire. (File photo) Saskatchewan has ended their province-wide fire ban, but urge residents and visitors to know the status of the place they are visiting. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency lifted the advisory, which has been in place since July 2nd, due to increased rains and cooler weather. The ban previously had jurisdiction over all Crown lands, provincial parks and the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District. While the ban is no longer in place in those areas, many municipalities may still choose to keep at least a full or partial ban. This is due to their location being at a higher fire risk as wildfire season continues.

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Saskatchewan lifts fire ban citing progress on wildfires over the weekend

Prince Albert Daily Herald Local fire bans are still in place for some northern communities Wildfire smoke rises from behind the Otter Lake Bridge in northern Saskatchewan in this photo taken the morning of Friday, July 16. Photo submitted by Lyle Muller. The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) lifted a province-wide fire ban on Monday citing progress fighting wildfires in the north over the weekend. Some northern communities still have local fire bans in effect. “We have been able to make headway on a number of fires,” SPSA vice president of operations Steve Roberts said Monday morning. “Over the weekend we received scattered precipitation and cooler temperatures across the northern half of the province… That has prompted us to revoke the provincial fire ban.”

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Sask Public Safety Agency lifts province-wide fire ban

Sask Public Safety Agency lifts province-wide fire ban
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