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May 03, 2023$25,000 fine for burning during a restricted fire zone
The Town of Huntsville says it's working with the District of Muskoka, the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) to monitor the Restricted Fire Zone area daily. The fires from Northern Ontario and Quebec have created a smoke plume affecting the region and conditions are anticipated to last for at least another week.
Residents are advised to:
Limit outdoor activities and strenuous physical activities as much as possible,
Prevent wildfire smoke from entering your home by sealing windows and doors, and
Drink plenty of cool liquids, to stay hydrated.
During a Restricted Fire Zone, the town reminds residents and visitors it is illegal to set a fire or set off fireworks within the affected area. Failure to comply could result in a fine of up to $25,000 as well as the financial responsibility for any costs incurred in fighting a forest fire. Campfires or debris burning is restricted and burning permits are suspended. Portable charcoal equipment (e.g., BBQs, Hibachis, etc.) are illegal for use during a Restricted Fire Zone except close to a dwelling that you legally own or occupy or in an organized campground.
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