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A leisurely walk in the woods is no longer allowed in Nova Scotia, and it may not be for the rest

of the summer. Effective 4 p.m. today, we're telling Nova Scotians, stay out of the woods.

Nova Scotia's premier announced today a ban on activities in the forest

because of extreme dry conditions and the risk of wildfires.

Hiking, camping, fishing and the use of vehicles in the woods are not permitted.

Trail systems through woods are off limits.

At these walking trails in the heart of Sydney, some agree with the move while others didn't.

As long as you're not starting a fire or smoking, you know, that kind of thing, you should be able to walk there.

It kind of sucks for the campers and anybody out tenting, but it's probably probably necessary at these wooded trails in

Coxie the entrance is blocked off the people who run the trails say while they

understand the provinces move it's also unfortunate so there's some expansions and

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