New Brunswick joins Nova Scotia with its own forest ban
New Brunswick has followed Nova Scotia with its own decision to close all Crown land, drawing concerns about sweeping forest bans enacted due to wildfire danger.
New Brunswick has followed Nova Scotia with its own decision to close all Crown land, drawing concerns about sweeping forest bans enacted due to wildfire danger. Critics warn that these government actions could set a dangerous precedent, infringing on the fundamental freedoms of Canadians.
The ban, which became effective Sunday, prohibits all recreational activities on Crown land in New Brunswick, including hiking, camping, fishing and using vehicles in wooded areas.