COVID19: One new case announced
HALIFAX: As of today, Nov. 9, Nova Scotia has 16 active cases of COVID-19. One new case was identified Sunday, Nov. 8. The new case is in the Central Zone…
COVID19: Three new cases announced; Premier concerned over increase
FALL RIVER: As of today, Nov. 8, Nova Scotia has 20 active cases of COVID-19. Three new cases were identified Saturday, Nov. 7. “I am concerned about the recent increase…
Dr. Strang’s message to NSians: Don’t become complacent
FALL RIVER: “We can’t be relaxed just because we’re safe here in Nova Scotia.” That was the message from N.S. Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Robert Strang in responding…
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…
COVID19: Two new cases identified in N.S.; active cases now at 13
HRM: The province announced on Nov. 1 that the total number of active cases of COVID19 has increased to 13. Two new cases were discovered during testing on Saturday Oct.…
November is Radon month: NSians, Canadians urged to test homes
The following is a release sent by Take Action on Radon to media. Radon Action Month Interactive Event Addresses Canadians’ Most Pressing Questions EAST HANTS/HRM: Radon is an odourless, tasteless,…
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…
COVID19: Province announces further easing of long-term care restrictions
HRM: Further easing of restrictions in long-term care will allow residents to enjoy off-site day visits with family in their homes. “Residents and their families want more opportunities to connect…
Free online wellness program set for Fall
EAST HANTS: Do you wonder how you can get a better night’s sleep? Have you thought about the connection between what you eat and how you feel? Do you want…
Province reminds residents about adult and childhood immunizations
HRM:All Nova Scotians are encouraged to make sure their immunizations are up to date. Immunizations are an important and safe way to protect children and adults from serious illnesses. “I…