“This is not the time for half measures.” N.S. introduces province-wide measures
HALIFAX: Premier Iain Rankin's steadfast words is all Nova Scotians needed to hear to know how serious the current predicament the province is in on a record-breaking day that saw 96 new COVID19 cases...
Lower Sackville break-and-enter under investigation
LOWER SACKVILLE: Halifax District RCMP is investigating a recent break, enter and theft that occurred in Lower Sackville.
At 6:30 a.m. April 26, police were notified of a break and enter at a convenience store...
Police charge four in Waverley for violating Health Protection Act
WAVERLEY: A homeowner and three men have been charged with flouting the provincial Health measures related to gathering limits after a call to a home in Waverley.
Cpl. Lisa Croteau with Halifax District RCMP...
COVID19: BFEC, Halifax West, and Sydney Mines schools report cases
BEDFORD/SYDNEY: Nova Scotia is reporting three new schools with COVID-19 cases connected to them today, April 26.
Sydney Academy in Sydney will remain closed to students until Friday, April 30. A deep cleaning will take...
High school students from Mount Uniacke can continue at Avonview
MOUNT UNIACKE: While students at Uniacke & District Elementary School will begin to learn from home on April 29, high school students from the community won’t be as lucky.
During the April 28 COVID19 press...
Schools in HRCE, those CCRCE, CSAP schools in restricted zone to move to at-home...
EAST HANTS/FALL RIVER: The province has announced, April 26, that all public schools in Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM), along with surrounding communities such as Enfield; Lantz; Mount Uniacke; Milford; and Elmsdale, will close Tuesday,...
Fire response concern by Oakfield Park has a temporary fix
OAKFIELD: A concerning issue regarding fire coverage for those on the provincial park side of Oakfield Park Road was quickly rectified once the local councillor and fire officials learned of the problem.
Recently, Darrell MacLean,...
Wellington Pizza among potential COVID19 exposure locations April 25
WELLINGTON: Nova Scotia Health is advising of potential exposure to COVID-19 at eight locations in the Central Zone, three locations in the Northern Zone, and a correction to an Air Canada flight.
One of...
COVID19: Sixty-three new cases reported April 25; Fifty-seven in Central Zone; one in Northern
HALIFAX: In it's release on April 25, the Department of Health and Wellness is reporting sixty-three new cases of COVID-19 in the province.
Fifty-seven cases are in Central Zone, four of which were identified Saturday,...
Answers to further questions we had but couldn’t ask at the April 22 COVID19...
HALIFAX: While reporters are limited to one question and one follow-up at the COVID19 press briefings, as has been the case for much of the past 14 months, there are sometimes—okay lots of times—journalists...