HALIFAX: The Eastern Zone, taking in Cape Breton and eastern Nova Scotia, now has another confirmed case of novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
As of yesterday, there were 21 cases of COVID-19 in the Eastern Zone,...
ANTIGONISH:
A tractor trailer struck a man who left his vehicle along Highway 104 earlier
this week.
At
3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Antigonish RCMP responded to a fatal collision on Highway
104 near Exit 32.
HALIFAX: Newly released numbers from the province show
the Eastern Zone - which takes in Cape Breton and eastern Nova Scotia - now has
21 recorded cases of COVID-19.
Those in the 20-64 age range have...
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Power’s (NSP) largest consumer has
been approved for a “very unique” tariff agreement that would see the utility
have control over the mill’s daily operations – amounting to a $20 million per
year savings on their electricity...
HALIFAX: As of today, Nova Scotia has 173 confirmed
cases of COVID-19.
Twenty-six new cases were identified yesterday and more
than 1,000 COVID-19 tests were completed at the QEII Health Sciences Centre's
microbiology lab.
HALIFAX: As of today, Nova Scotia has 147 confirmed
cases of COVID-19.
Twenty new cases were identified Monday, March 30. Most
cases are connected to travel or a known case. As reported yesterday, public health
has...
HALIFAX:
Fisheries ministers around the East Coast, as well as the federal fisheries
minister, are trying to deal with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) global
pandemic.
On
March 27, federal fisheries minister Bernadette Jordan and provincial
counterparts in Quebec, New...
HALIFAX: Students, teachers and staff could be
returning to schools across the province by May.
Premier Stephen McNeil announced plans today to support
ongoing student learning as Nova Scotians deal with COVID-19.
Following...
POINT TUPPER: The last major mill in the province has
stopped accepting wood deliveries.
The decision comes as Port Hawkesbury Paper (PHP) deals
with the declining market and now the added effects from the novel coronavirus
(COVID-19)...
HALIFAX: Public health officials in the province have
determined one COVID-19 case in the province is linked to community spread.
While most cases to date have been connected to travel
or a known case, public health...