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The next edition of the Display Fireworks Manual G18-01 is now open for public input until February 1st 2017.

Please use the form attached to submit any proposed changes to text, additional text, or general comments regarding the manual. Please add new rows to the table as necessary.

The current version of the manual can be found on the NRCan website under the heading “Fireworks Use”:

Display Fireworks Manual

Please send all comments and questions to ERDmms@nrcan.gc.ca.

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