COVID19: One death; 20 new cases, and 80 recoveries on May 30
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is reporting 20 new cases of COVID-19, 80 recoveries, and one death, a woman in her 80s in the Central Zone.
There are 14 new cases in Central Zone, five in Eastern...
HRM provides update on Parks & Recreation relating to COVID-19
HRM: The Halifax Regional Municipality continues to monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving effects of COVID-19.
The following is an update on municipal services:
As directed by the province, phase one of the public...
COVID19: Four deaths; 33 new cases; 48 recoveries on May 29
HALIFAX: Three men--one in the Western Zone; two in the Central zone; and a woman in the Central zone have passed away due to COVID-19, the province reported on May 29. There were also...
Students in HRM, Enfield, Elmsdale, Milford, Lantz, Mount Uniacke to continue at-home learning; others...
Province also announces licensed child care will return to full capacity
EAST HANTS/HRM: Students that attend schools in the Corridor communities in East Hants and Mount Uniacke will remain with at-home learning when in-person classes...
Province announces five-phase gradual re-opening plan
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia will re-open gradually, using a five phase approach, Premier Iain Rankin and Dr. Robert Strang, chief medical officer of health, announced May 28.
"Our phased plan will allow us to safely enjoy...
COVID19: One death; 40 new cases, and 92 recoveries reported
EAST HANTS/FALL RIVER: The province has reported one death related to COVID-19 on May 28. A 50-year-old woman from the Central Zone has died.
There have now been 80 COVID-19-related deaths in Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia...
RCMP asking for help in search for stolen mobility scooter
BEAVER BANK: On May 19, a potential buyer attended a home on Beaver Bank Rd. in Beaver Bank to look at a battery-powered adult mobility scooter, which had been listed for sale online.
The...
Dr. Strang encourages NSians to get tested regularly for COVID-19
HALIFAX: The province’s top doctor said he is concerned with low testing numbers as of late for COVID-19 pop-up testing and is encouraging n Nova Scotians to get out and get swabbed.
Dr. Robert Strang...
Public health uses number of indicators in determining gathering limits: Dr. Strang
HALIFAX: The chief medical officer of health said it’s not just a single number public health looks for when determining if they can ease COVID-19 restrictions to allow for large gatherings.
At the May 25...
COVID19: Those 12-19 now eligible for vaccine appointments
HALIFAX/FALL RIVER: Beginning yesterday, May 27, COVID-19 vaccine appointments are open to booking province-wide for people aged 12 and older.
Nova Scotia currently has two vaccines approved for use. The Pfizer vaccine is available to...