COVID19: Joyful Sounds owner worried about closure length
MAIN PHOTO: Louise MacDonald owner of Joyful Sounds Music Studio in Fall River teaches a lesson via Zoom to student Ada Tuttle. (Submitted photo) FALL RIVER: Yearning to hear the…
COVID19: “We are all suffering because of this pandemic.”
Fall River Chiro sees all revenue lost in April due to COVID19 closure FALL RIVER: The shutdown of businesses because of COVID19 “blindsided and eliminated all the income” for one…
COVID19: Personal trainer staying positive despite impact on business
FALL RIVER: A fitness and wellness specialist feels fortunate as a small business owner to not have some of the same worries other due because of the shutdown of businesses…
N.S. introduces two family bubble as part of easing COVID19 restrictions; burn ban on open fires extended
FALL RIVER: The province is announcing the easing of some restrictions, including the implementation of a two family bubble household and allowing of some outdoor activities like golf and opening…
Two new cases of COVID19 reported
HALIFAX: As of today, May 14, Nova Scotia has 1,026 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Two new cases were identified Wednesday, May 13. The QEII Health Sciences Centre’s microbiology lab completed…
Schools won’t return this year in N.S; last online teaching day June 5
HALIFAX: What many thought as the worst kept secret was confirmed on May 8 by Premier Stephen McNeil and it’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Robert Strang. Many people…
Province releases plan for a new normal in N.S. post COVID19
HALIFAX: The provincial government has released what they plan to use to plan for the province’s recovery from COVID-19. The slideshow of the plan is actually a national framework developed…
RCMP release COVID19 enforcement statistics since May 5
DARTMOUTH: Since May 5, Nova Scotia RCMP has charged 6 people for offences under the Nova Scotia Health Protection and Emergency Management Acts. To date, the RCMP has charged a…
Health-care workers get boost of up to $2,000 from new program
HALIFAX: The COVID-19 pandemic has placed extensive demands on front-line health-care workers but the majority did not initially qualify for the federal top-up program. That is why Premier Stephen McNeil…
MP’s COLUMN: News & Views with MP Darrell Samson, May 2020
By Darrell Samson, MP Throughout these unprecedented challenges we’re all facing together due to COVID-19, we’ve been witness to the best qualities of people shining through, as demonstrated by the…