Changes to Restrictions on Travel and Activities in the Woods

The Province is lifting restrictions on travel and activities in the woods in all areas except for Shelburne County and anywhere evacuation orders are in place, effective 12:01 am, Monday, June 5.

“We know that using our woods and trails is important to many Nova Scotians’ physical and mental health,” said Tory Rushton, Minister of Natural Resources and Renewables. “Thanks to the weather conditions have improved in the province, but we still need to be cautious. We are keeping the burn tires in place and asking people to continue to be responsible while enjoying the outdoors.”

Activities that are now permitted include hiking, camping, fishing and the use of vehicles in the woods. The provincewide burn tires are still in place. The fine for violating the tires is $25,000.

Evacuation orders are still in place. People are asked to stay away from all wildfire areas.

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Apple deal, MLS contract, salary, debut and everything we know

Lionel Messi has confirmed the stunning news that he will join Inter Miami and move to the United States after leaving Paris Saint-Germain.

The Argentine is now poised to become the latest superstar to feature in MLS.

Rejecting reported offers from Saudi Arabia and a return to Barcelona, ​​Messi is now ready to touch down in the Florida city for the final stages of what has been a glittering career.

Messi may prove a transformative figure for the league just like Pele in the 1970s, with football now emerging as the second-most popular sport in the USA for participation at a pivotal moment in the build-up to the 2026 World Cup.

Here’s everything we know about Messi’s impending move to Inter Miami:

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Japan Life Kit: Typhoon Season Dos and Don’ts

Already a week into the rainy month of June, we are officially in typhoon season here in Japan. Typhoons in Japan generally hit peak season in the late summer months of August and September, but they can be active as early as May. on average, three typhoons hit the Japanese mainland per year, particularly in the Kyushu and Shikoku areas. So even if there aren’t any typhoons on your radar right now, it’s never a bad idea to know what to do when one of Japan’s infamous tropical cyclones is en route.

To help you become and feel ready for typhoon season this year, we’ve compiled a list of dos and don’ts for you to follow before, during and after your next tropical cyclone.

What to Do Before a Typhoon

DO prepare an emergency kit, complete with flashlights, water, non-perishable food, radio, first-aid kit and personal hygiene items.

How the Caribbean Has Earned a Reputation as a Foodie Destination

Across the Caribbean, chefs are embracing local food traditions and homegrown ingredients, which both attract travelers who want authentic culinary experiences and raise the area’s reputation as a foodie paradise.

In Grenada, Chef Andre Bernard is intent on using seasonal ingredients and local spices at his popular Dre Flavors Restaurant. “I use a lot of local ingredients in my cooking,” he says. “The only juice you’ll be served at my restaurant is made from 100 percent local, seasonal fruits. I also infuse Indian spices in my curries and starters, and our cheesecake dessert highlights local fruit that’s in season like mango, guava, ripe, and passion fruit.”

Chef Bernard’s hyper-local approach to cooking is part of the culinary movement that’s highlighting local flavors and helping to drive tourism to the islands. “Our menu is geared towards experiencing the unique infusion of local ingredients in a fine dining experience. Grenada has a

Top 10 Summer Vacation Destinations Around The World

Top 10 Summer Vacation Destinations Around The World

Summer has finally arrived, but don’t worry if you want to travel and are having a hard time deciding which destination is right for you.

Right on cue, US News & World Report has released its annual Best Summer Vacation Spots for 2023 to help make your travel planning a little easier. Its rankings are based on a number of factors, including the number of activity and entertainment options, lodging and dining choices, and, of course, the weather.

Here are US News & World Report’s top 10 picks for summer travel this year:

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1. Paris, France

“Daytime temperatures in the 70s make summer the best time to wander around the City of Light,” suggests US News & World Report. “Dine alfresco at a café along the Champs-Élysées, watch lively locals move through the popular Le Marais neighborhood, or have a picnic at the Luxembourg

Looking for a cheap vacation? 4 unexpected places to check for online travel deals.

Summer’s here, and all you want to do is get away.

And whether you’re looking to grab a trusty pair of hiking boots and hit the trails, planning a trip with the whole family, or dreaming of the perfect honeymoon, there are so many choices of places to go.

While the world is technically your oyster, your vacation destination is obviously at the mercy of your budget.

Thankfully, it is possible to find the perfect trip at a price that works best for you and your wallet.

There are lots of travel websites offering amazing deals, but it is important to be cautious. If a deal seems too good to be true, make sure you’re not getting scammed before sending any payments.

To learn how to find a great vacation deal online, watch this video.

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Travel Insurance for a Singapore Vacation (2023)

As of February 2023, Singapore has eased up on COVID-19-related travel insurance requirements. Visitors are no longer required to obtain travel insurance before entering the country, but the government still highly recommends it.

In case things go wrong, having travel insurance coverage can provide an added layer of security. A comprehensive travel insurance plan may cover emergency medical expenses and assistance, lost or delayed baggage, unexpected trip cancellations and flight delays.

Singapore is known for outdoor adventure activities like kayaking, scuba diving and hiking — and travel insurance can offer peace of mind when you’re exploring the great outdoors. Most plans include emergency medical coverage if you sustain injuries while traveling, and some policies offer protection for sporting gear.

But every traveler is unique and will require different coverage. Whether you’re an adventure aficionado or a business traveler, there’s an insurance plan that’s right for you. Here are the most

Canadians spend more on travel than pre-pandemic

Canadians are continuing to spend more money on travel as the industry rebounds slowly from pandemic disruptions, according to RBC Economics — but many are opting for closer destinations, with travel to the US on the rise.

Spending on travel has increased almost 30 per cent above pre-pandemic levels, according to an RBC Proof Point report published at the end of May.

In January 2022, Canadians were spending roughly 60 per cent less on travel than they did before the pandemic began. But that number soon shot up, and has remained high.

Between January and April 2023, more than 10 million Canadians took trips abroad, which is a seven per cent increase compared to the same period in 2019.

Last summer, hotels and tours were much more expensive than they were in 2019, with flights more than 30 per cent more expensive and rental cars priced 50 per cent higher.

Sanctuary is Netflix’s Imperfect Love Letter to Sumo

Netflix’s Sanctuary is a rare thing in Japanese entertainment: a fictional story about sumo. There’s a reason why we don’t see many of those, and it’s because sumo isn’t just a sport. Its origins go back to prehistoric religious dances, and even today, sumo referees act as Shinto priests when they consecrate the ring before tournaments. That’s what the title of the drama show alludes to: that the dohyo sumo ring is a sacred sanctuary and that sumo itself is partly a religious ceremony.

Sumo, however, is also a world full of scandals, and as such, it would be hard to build a gripping, hard-hitting narrative about real sumo that wouldn’t feel like an attack on Japanese wrestling. So instead, Sanctuary praises sumo at every turn, does no deep dives into it, and overlooks its many real problems.

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