(e) using or preparing fireworks or pyrotechnics (d) using fire- or spark-producing tools, including cutting tools "heavy equipment" means crawler tractors, skidders, excavators or other suitable mechanized fire fighting equipment "fuel hazard" means the potential fire behaviour, without regard to the state of weather or topography, based on the physical fuel characteristics, including fuel arrangement, fuel load, condition of herbaceous vegetation and the presence of ladder fuel (b) a strip of land that has been modified or cleared (a) a barrier or a change in fuel type or condition, or "Fire Weather Index" has the same meaning as under the Canadian Forest Service's publication, the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index System, as amended from time to time (d) any combination of the substances listed in paragraphs (a) to (c) "fire suppression system" means a system for suppressing fire by delivering "fire fighting hand tools" includes shovels, axes, pulaskis, hand tank pumps and fire extinguishers "Fire Danger Class" means the Fire Danger Class as determined under section 6 (2) "fire control cost" means a cost of the government for fire control activities that is recoverable under section 25 (1) (a) or 27 (1) (b) of the Act
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"fine fuel moisture code value" means the value of the fine fuel moisture code determined in accordance with the Canadian Forest Service's publication, the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index System, as amended from time to time (b) a fibre supply licence to cut entered into under section 47.3 (1) or 47.71 (6) of the Forest Act (a) a forestry licence to cut entered into under section 47.6 (2.11) of the Forest Act, or "fibre recovery tenure holder" means a person that holds (a) an engine on or in a watercraft that is in the water, or "engine" means an internal combustion engine but does not include "duff moisture code value" means the value of the duff moisture code determined in accordance with the Canadian Forest Service's publication, the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index System, as amended from time to time (d) stubble or grass over an area exceeding 0.2 ha (b) material in one or more piles each exceeding 2 m in height or 3 m in width, (a) material concurrently in 3 or more piles each not exceeding 2 m in height and 3 m in width, "category 3 open fire" means an open fire that burns (c) burns stubble or grass over an area that does not exceed 0.2 ha (b) burns material concurrently in 2 piles each not exceeding 2 m in height and 3 m in width, or (a) burns material in one pile not exceeding 2 m in height and 3 m in width, "category 2 open fire" means an open fire, other than a campfire, that (ii) by a first nation for a ceremonial purpose (i) by any person for a recreational purpose, or (b) the open fire is lit, fuelled or used (a) the open fire burns material in one pile no larger than 0.5 m in height and 0.5 m in width
"campfire" means an open fire that meets both of the following requirements: "Buildup Index" has the same meaning as under the Canadian Forest Service's publication, the Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index System, as amended from time to time Rehabilitation if government carries out fire controlĮxemptions from certain provisions of the ActĬircumstances for not seeking cost recoveryĭetermination of government fire control costsĭivision 2 - Administrative Penalties and Offences Rehabilitation if a person carries out fire control Resources required for fire control activities Hazard abatement: fibre recovery tenure holders
Sufficient fire fighting hand tools for an industrial activityĭivision 2 - Fire Hazard Assessment and Abatement
Prescribed circumstances respecting private managed forest land
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