There are exemptions to the ban on outdoor fires in a Restricted Fire Zone. You may be notified of Fire Bans by email.

The ban on outdoor burning is consistent with the recent Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests Restricted Fire Zone declaration. Thunder Bay Fishing Forums ; Off Topic ; Fire Ban Sign in to follow this . If strict criteria are met, campfires and charcoal barbeques may be allowed in organized camp grounds or parks. Although there is a fire ban on all outdoor wood burning in Thunder Bay, you are still allowed CSA approved propane or natural gas fuelled fire bowls. Fire Ban.

Followers 0. If you are not sure if there is a fire ban in your community you may contact the non-emergency line at your local fire department. ... result of the Ministry of Natural Resources direction as to hazardous fire conditions or a fire ban has been issued by the Chief Fire Official. To find out what is and isn't allowed ️ thunderbay.ca/fire. The Restricted Fire Zone was implemented last month to ensure enough staff was in place to respond to a forest fire during the COVID-19 pandemic. Burning will be allowed only if approved and the site has been inspected by an Officer of the Thunder Bay Fire Rescue prior to issue of permit.

As a reminder, all outdoor burning permits are suspended when a fire ban is in effect. By Kayaker, 8 hours ago in Off Topic. Within the city, Thunder Bay Fire Rescue has lifted a city-wide fire ban, and all valid outdoor burning permits have been reinstated. Source law. No permit is required.

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Residents are reminded that all outdoor burning permits are […] THUNDER BAY – Effective at noon today, Thunder Bay Fire Rescue has issued a fire ban on all outdoor burning within the City of Thunder Bay.

You may be notified of Fire Bans by email. This ban has already brought about outside burning bans in Thunder Bay and other municipal areas. Thunder Bay-area climatologist Graham Saunders, who said he was “surprised” by the decision, said there should be enough moisture to justify lifting the ban through the long weekend. Burning will be allowed only if approved and the site has been inspected by an Officer of the Thunder Bay Fire Rescue prior to issue of permit. ... of the Ministry of Natural Resources direction as to hazardous fire conditions or a fire ban has been issued by the Chief Fire Official.