A wildfire has been reported in East Port L’Hebert, a community in Queens County, Nova Scotia, prompting local authorities to issue warnings for residents to stay clear of the area. The Region of Queens Municipality has announced that firefighters from various local fire departments, along with personnel from Nova Scotia's Department of Natural Resources, are actively engaged in combating the blaze. The municipality made the announcement via a Facebook post, emphasizing the importance of allowing firefighters to operate without interference. This wildfire incident coincides with an unusually hot day for the region, as Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for Queens County. Temperatures are expected to soar to 32°C on Wednesday, further complicating firefighting efforts. Residents have been advised to remain vigilant and await further updates from the municipality regarding the situation. The community's safety remains a priority as firefighting teams work diligently to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading.