I'm planning a trip to Saskatchewan and want to understand the fire ban situation. Navigate to the 'Fire Ban Map' and explain how I would check the fire ban status for a specific address or place. Additionally, list the four main types of areas the map provides fire ban information for, and describe what 'Ban,' 'Restriction,' and 'Advisory' statuses mean according to the map's legend.
Navigate to 'https://saskpublicsafety.ca'. Click on the 'Fire Ban Map' link. Identify how a user would search for a specific address or place on the map. Click on the 'Legend' button to view the map's symbology. From the legend, identify the four main types of areas for which fire ban information is provided. From the legend, describe the meaning of 'Ban', 'Restriction', and 'Advisory' statuses. Synthesize all collected information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the Fire Ban Map page. The agent states that a user can check for fire bans by using the 'Find address or place' search bar. The agent lists the four main types of areas as 'Urban Municipality', 'Rural Municipality', 'FireBan Provincial (SPSA)', and 'FireBan Provincial Parks'. The agent describes 'Ban' as indicating a full fire ban is in effect. The agent describes 'Restriction' as indicating certain fire restrictions are in place, meaning some types of fires may be allowed under specific conditions. The agent describes 'Advisory' as indicating an advisory is in place, suggesting caution regarding fire use, but not necessarily a ban or restriction.