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As wildfires moved through western Canada on Tuesday, a blaze on the opposite end of the country in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has forced the evacuation of more than 16,000 people.

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Typos of the New York Times3 years ago

As previously noted, you misspelled the possessive of people in your lede as peoples’, which is the possessive of multiple ethnonational peoples. The possessive of people is people’s. @DanBilefsky

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osazee obaroghedo3 years ago

Uh my empathy to the government and people of Canada.

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Tracy Crawford 🇨🇦3 years ago

The other end of Nova Scotia is also on fire, a much bigger fire than this one, we have more people here than down there but they should also be mentioned. Our whole province feels like it's on fire right now.

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KH3 years ago

So horrible!! Pray everyone is safe

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Fara3 years ago

Di caprio, ruffulo where are you ?

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Alan Serure3 years ago

All this is done on purpose has to do with climate agenda, simply Canada and the Newsom are not managing their Forrest properly over grown and not!!! Kept up.

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jd haynes3 years ago

You would think Canada should have not let the fires get so unmanageable and out of control. I thought they are all about not polluting the environment. And look at all the animal habitat loss. Starvation. No nesting places for the big birds.

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yongchul kim3 years ago

Figfting~~~!!!*^^*♡♡♡

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Mr. Joseph Wilson3 years ago

As wildfires moved through western Canada on Tuesday, a blaze on the opposite end of the country in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has forced the evacuation of more than 16,000 people

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