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Petrolia burn ban lifted
August 14, 2025
The recent rain has eased the fire hazard in Petrolia.
The Petrolia/North Enniskillen Fire Department has lifted a burn ban which was in place since Sunday.
Officials ask residents to follow the Open-Air Burning Bylaw in Petrolia and to not conduct recreational burning during any of Environment Canada’s “Air Quality Advisories”.
Some Reminders of the Bylaw details:
- The recreational open fire is to be controlled and supervised at all times.
- The fire pit shall be confined to pit (2 feet X 2 feet) with a spark guard to limit
- flame size and reduce the spread of embers.
- Confined to an area with a minimum distance of 3 meters from and adjacent buildings or property line.
- Only burn clean dry firewood or charcoal briquettes.
- Always have a water source nearby in the event the fire needs to be extinguished.
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