Calgary Herald
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📍 AB
May 18, 2026
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Sundre, Mountain View County keep fire ban in place
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Article Excerpt
Sundre and Mountain View County have decided to maintain their current fire ban due to ongoing dry conditions and high fire risk. The decision was made after consultation with local authorities and firefighting agencies. Residents in the area are advised to take extra precautions when using open flames or engaging in activities that could spark a wildfire.
The fire ban includes restrictions on campfires, barbecues, and other outdoor burning. Violations of the ban can result in fines and legal action. Local residents have been urged to be vigilant and report any signs of potential wildfires im…
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