A registration tax ranging from $10 to $3,600 will be applied to short-term rentals across Nova Scotia starting next April. Anyone caught breaking the rules will be hit with a fine as a penalty.
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Today, proof of vaccination for discretionary activities in Nova Scotia — such as going to the gym, restaurants, sports or arts and cultural events — is no longer required BUT proof is still required in higher-risk settings like hospitals and long-term care homes
Due to the significant surge in cases, Public Health no longer has capacity to provide each positive COVID-19 case with a recovery letter. Individuals are asked to self-assess and stop isolating when they meet the recovery criteria. Details and criteria at https://t.co/GuDK5v2Uxy