Canadian province faces pushback after banning entry to woods over wildfire fears

Nova Scotia faces backlash after imposing a ban on woodlands entry amid heightened wildfire risks. The unprecedented ban on activities like hiking and fishing in wooded areas comes amidst the province's severe dry spell, making it a "tinder box" as per Premier Tim Houston. Residents, even military veterans, have been fined for violating the ban, prompting debates on the necessity of the restrictions amidst a soaring wildfire season in Canada.