Andrew L Mitton

Freezing rain and slippery conditions are coming to much of Nova Scotia today. Consider staying home. If you do go out, please be careful. Slow down, give yourself lots of time and leave space for plows & salt trucks. Call 5-1-1 or follow @511ns for the latest road conditions.

With freezing rain warnings issued across Nova Scotia, it’s important that you prepare properly. Freezing rain can build up on surfaces, leading to dangerous conditions for walking and driving, falling tree branches, and potential power outages. Monitor local weather reports for more information and be prepared to change your plans. For more information, visit: emergencyinfo.novascotia.ca/freezing-rain-…. To learn how to prepare for power outages, visit: emergencyinfo.novascotia.ca/power-outages.

This could make the difference between life and death. If using a generator please use these tips to ensure the safety of you and your family.

This week, I had the honour of visiting Parliament to speak on behalf of the Canadian Fire Service with my counterparts from the @CdnFireChiefs These national conversations are essential for the fire service. Thank you @KodyBloisNS and others for your time! #GRWeek2025

What a great week representing @CdnFireChiefs meeting with our local MPs talking about the Canadian Fire Service. Looking forward to ending the trip tonight with a visit to the @Senators to watch our own valley superstar @drrakebatherson

Today @cdnfirechiefs released the results of Census 2025. Results help policymakers identify significant opportunity to improve in fire, emergency, and life safety. More info at cafc.ca #GRWeek2025 @OurCommons

The Long Lake wildfire is now under control. It's a key milestone in any wildfire. Under control means the fire is responding well to suppression efforts. It is not expected to grow, but it is still not extinguished. Having reached this milestone, this is our last regular update.

Emergency Alerts to Reach More Nova Scotians news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/08/28/…

Long Lake fire in West Dalhousie now estimated at 300 hectares, out of control. About 3 km from West Dalhousie Rd, 42 homes evacuated. 30 DNR and 10 local fire departments. 1/3

We are at extreme risk of wildfire due to hot dry conditions and no rain in sight. We need to stop wildfires before they start. Activities in woods are restricted, open fires are banned. Fine for violations is $25,000. Questions? Contact a local office: novascotia.ca/natr/staffdir/…

Travel, Activities in Woods Restricted to Prevent Wildfires news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/08/05/…

This is a chance to reset, rebuild, and honour the calls for change. #NSFire #FirefighterTraining #Accountability #NovaScotia

DNR fighting small out of control wildfire near Grand Lake Rd/Kytes Hill CB. Estimated size 2 hectares. DNR staff & helicopter, local fire departments and NS Power on scene. No evacuations at this time. We ask public to avoid area.

These investments are critical in supporting the safety, training, and well-being of those who show up for our communities every single day. This funding will continue to make a difference on the ground. news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/06/13/…

Sometimes you just need to take a minute

From emergency preparedness to my Mothers Bloomers! Every day should start like this! @CTVMorningLive

Mollitiam Emergency Management, would like to thank the Aylesford VFD for choosing us as their training partner. We truly appreciate the opportunity to work alongside their dedicated team and support their commitment to excellence in emergency response.

As Paramedic Week ends, I’m thinking of the colleagues I once stood beside and the friends still serving today. You put patients first, often at great personal cost. Your impact is lasting, and so is our gratitude. We see you. We thank you. #ParamedicWeek #EMS

Took advantage of a new build in the second due area tonight with the crew.

My name is Tim and I am Nova Scotian 🇨🇦