Using charcoal briquette barbecues, fireworks also prohibited
Article content The Prince Township Volunteer Fire Dept has implemented an outdoor burning ban for all properties in the township. The ban went into effect on Wednesday in response to the extreme fire hazard throughout the region. Recommended Videos Prince residents are also prohibited from using charcoal briquette barbecues or lighting fireworks.
The ban will remain in place until the area receives enough rain to reduce the fire danger to moderate levels.
- Published
- Jul 17, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 17, 2026
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- The Sault Star
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- Business
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- 1 min
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