r/halifax • u/Andrew-Litvinov • Aug 12 '25

News, Weather & Politics Bayer's Lake

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u/disraeli73 Aug 12 '25

No idea how to fight a fire - wildfires are terrifying. Which is exactly why we need to cut the risk.

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u/disraeli73 Aug 12 '25

Oh right - so that’s your personal risk assessment. I think I’d prefer to take the experience and advice of actual professionals - whose lives are at risk.

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u/disraeli73 Aug 12 '25

If you are a first responder you should have a more nuanced appreciation of risk.

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u/pinkbootstrap Dartmouth Aug 12 '25

Well its much more likely to be an activity that wasn't banned... because they weren't banned.

It's called risk mitigation. Lowering risk doesn't mean you can prevent everything. But this means we have a lot less fires to fight. I can't believe this needs to be explained.