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Is this burnt maple leaf a new symbol for Canada? #shorts

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August 27, 2025

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Paul Gray lives in South Greenwood, about 26 kilometres from the Long Lake fire in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley. He returned home to find falling ash as well as this new symbol for Canada's wildfire season on his lawn. Gray says he was moved by the burnt maple leaf.

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