During a fire ban under Provincial regulations, the use of gas, kerosene, alcohol, propane or charcoal-burning units is permitted only if the units are not used within 3.5 metres of any trees, brush or other flammable material.
With a province wide fire ban now in place until the end of summer, within the City of Corner Brook that means no camp fires and backyard fires, and All burning permits are suspended. Propane barbeques or fireplaces/ heaters are allowed, as well as similar outdoor camping stoves. They have to be at least three metres from any flammable material, and keep a hose or fire extinguisher nearby at all times.
During a fire ban under Provincial regulations, the use of gas, kerosene, alcohol, propane or charcoal-burning units is permitted only if the units are not used within 3.5 metres of any trees, brush or other flammable material. Coals used while barbecuing, or as part of any other burning unit, must be extinguished before being safely discarded.
Off-road vehicles must be equipped with a proper screening or baffling device to prevent sparks from escaping. Operators must carry a fire extinguisher with a minimum of 225 grams of ABC-class dry chemical when travelling in grassy or wooded areas. For more information regarding the fire ban, contact your local Forest Management District Office.
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