COVID19; Two new cases reported; active cases up to 15
HRM: As of today, Nov. 2, Nova Scotia has 15 active cases of COVID-19. Two new cases were identified Sunday, Nov. 1. The new cases are related to travel outside…
NSHA warning of potential COVID19 exposure at Fit4Less in Halifax
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Health is advising of potential exposure to COVID-19 at Fit4Less, 1535 Dresden Row, Halifax, on October 26 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Anyone present at the…
COVID19: Five new cases brings N.S. to 11 active; travel outside Atlantic Bubble more risky, says Dr. Strang
HRM: Five new cases were identified on Oct. 30 during COVID19 lab testing, moving N.S. active case numbers to double digits for the first time five months, the province announce…
COVID19: Two new cases announced Oct. 30; State of Emergency renewed
HALIFAX: The province announced two new cases of COVID19 were identified during testing on Oct. 29. This brings the total active cases of the virus to six in the province,…
N.S. announces commercial property tax relief for owners of hotels, motels, and inns
A release from the N.S. government HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s hotel, motel and inn operators are getting assistance with property tax bills to help with COVID-19 recovery. The Tourism Accommodations Real…
Online bookings for COVID19 testing to begin in N.S.
FALL RIVER: Starting today, Oct. 28, online booking for COVID-19 testing appointments is available for any Nova Scotian getting a test through primary assessment centres in the Central Zone or…
COVID19: One new case announced
HALIFAX: As of today, Oct. 27, Nova Scotia has six active cases of COVID-19. One new case was identified Monday, Oct. 26. The new case is in the Central Zone…
Second wave plan for long-term care short on details: NDP’s Burrill
HALIFAX: NDP Leader Gary Burrill and NDP Health spokesperson Susan Leblanc have written to the Minister of Health and Wellness to get answers on how a potential second wave of…
COVID19: Province announces three new cases
HALIFAX: The province announced three new cases of COVID19 were identified on Oct. 23, bringing its total active cases to six. The three new cases are all related to travel…
Dr. Strang releases trick or treat guidance during COVID19 pandemic
FALL RIVER: The provincial chief medical officer of health has provided specific advice around Halloween as the holiday approaches. “Halloween is a fun celebration but I am concerned about parties…