A small wildfire burning out of control on Nova Scotia’s southwestern coast Wednesday night is now described as being held, according to multiple reports. The fire is located along the shore in the region’s southwest, where crews respond to a fast-moving blaze. Both outlets report that conditions have improved since firefighters began using Nova Scotia’s new firefighting aircraft as part of the response. The aircraft support helps target active flames and hot spots to limit spread while ground crews work the perimeter. As of the latest updates, the wildfire is no longer described as out of control and is considered contained, or “held,” though officials have not described a final extinguishment. Details such as exact cause, size of the blaze, injuries, or evacuations are not included in the provided summaries. Overall, the reporting aligns on the timeline: the fire flares on Wednesday night, and subsequent action—supported by the new aerial firefighting capability—helps bring it under control.