A wildfire in Nova Scotia prompts an evacuation order northeast of Halifax, according to local officials. Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency issues a mandatory evacuation for a section of Mooseland Road. The ordered area extends from the road’s location northeast of Halifax toward the south, reaching Highway 7. Authorities instruct residents in the affected zone to leave immediately, though the reports provided do not include details on the cause of the fire, the extent of damage, or any injuries. The evacuation order indicates that officials view the fire’s threat to nearby communities as imminent or ongoing. The information currently available across the outlets focuses on the geographic boundaries of the evacuation area rather than additional developments such as containment efforts, road closures beyond the evacuation zone, or updates on wildfire behaviour. Officials continue monitoring the situation and manage public safety measures in the region as the wildfire develops.