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The article discusses the increased risk of wildfires in Canada due to a lack of snow and moisture during the winter. It emphasizes the importance of prevention and preparation in mitigating the danger of wildfires. The FireSmart Canada program is highlighted as a resource for residents to assess and reduce the risk to their homes and communities. The article also mentions the role of municipalities in implementing regulations and supporting local fire departments in wildfire prevention. Education and awareness are emphasized as key components in preventing wildfires, with social media and traditional methods being used to disseminate information. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for a proactive, collaborative approach involving residents, local government, and the fire service to strengthen community resilience and reduce the impact of wildfires. [Extracted from the article] |
