PORT HAWKESBURY: A new list of businesses were told to
cease operations and Nova Scotia hospitals directed to close their doors to
most visitors.
“That’s something that we all need to do, is that
physical distancing,” Dr....
ANTIGONISH: The Government of Nova Scotia, along with
the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) and the IWK Health Centre, have
increased their measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Effective immediately, the NSHA and IWK are...
STRAIT AREA: Provincial officials, businesses,
municipalities, churches, and local organizations are dealing with the shock
waves from the global novel coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
On March 20, Premier Stephen McNeil, Minister of
Business Geoff MacLellan and Dr. Robert...
HALIFAX:
As of today, Nova Scotia has 41 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Thirteen
new cases were identified on Sunday. The cases are travel-related or related to
earlier reported cases. Several of the new cases are connected...
ARICHAT: Municipal staff was asked to get cost estimates for a new
roof on a sewage treatment plant.
The matter of roof repairs to the sewage treatment plant in
Louisdale returned to the table during the...
ARICHAT: Richmond County is giving its financial support to a
doctor recruitment group and has joined forces with the Town of Port
Hawkesbury.
Dorothy Barnard represented Cape Breton South Recruiting for
Health at Richmond Municipal Council’s committee-of-the-whole...
HALIFAX: After watching too many people breaking social
isolation rules, the province has declared a State of Emergency.
“Today, I need to focus on those who are not following
public health advice,” the Premier said during...
ARICHAT: Council has
decided to give a property owner more time to clean up their property.
On March 9 during Richmond
Municipal Council’s committee-of-the-whole meeting, Eastern District Planning
Commission (EDPC) building inspector John Martin told council about...
ANTIGONISH:
County council is asking the province for help with another problematic
intersection.
Councillor
John Dunbar brought up some issues travellers are having with the intersection
of New France Road and Highway 104. The concern is that it’s...
HALIFAX: As of today, March 21, Nova Scotia has nine
confirmed cases and 12 presumptive cases of COVID-19, for a total of 21.
Six new cases were identified yesterday (March 20). All
are travel-related. The original...