Effective 29 May 2023, a province-wide ban on open fires is in effect because of dry conditions. Open fires are not permitted anywhere in the province. The ban applies to fires in provincial parks and private campgrounds. It also applies to backyard campfires and brush burning.
Are you 35+ and living in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM)? There are lots of vaccine appointments available at our Cape Breton University community vaccine clinic. People who are over 35 can book their appointment at https://t.co/dcwcAJDiyw
In a major milestone in the battle against #COVID19, Danielle Sheaves becomes the first person in Nova Scotia to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Danielle is a registered nurse with the COVID unit at the QEII.
New #COVID19 restrictions come into effect tonight at 12:01 a.m. Here is a message from Chief @DanKinsellaHRP. Stay informed, follow the rules and do your part to slow the spread. For more information, visit: https://t.co/04KjCvAjZN.
The #AtlanticBubble is trending. The hard work of Nova Scotians and our friends in the Atlantic Bubble made us the envy of our neighbours. We know what it takes to turn the tide of #COVID19, and we will do it again. #turnthetide@GovNL@InfoPEI@Gov_NB
Nova Scotia Health Public Health is advising of potential exposure to COVID-19 at Sobeys (Mill Cove, 961 Bedford Hwy, Bedford) on Nov. 6 between 8 and 10 p.m. and NSLC (Mill Cove, 955 Bedford Hwy, Bedford) on Nov. 6 between 8 and 9 p.m. View more details: https://t.co/vyvNHYUWqk
We’re hiring! Come join our team of marketing and communication pros helping to get Nova Scotians the information they need. Marketing Advisor (Hiring Pool) https://t.co/FLild1tsWi
One in two Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. It’s me or it’s you. Join the fight today by donating to my ride. https://t.co/LLudY1ku4q
Saturday: Province-wide ban on burning, including brush and backyard fires. Fire risk is high due to dry conditions, winds and low humidity across Nova Scotia.
Check before you burn! Restrictions updated daily at 2 p.m: https://t.co/qVWDC7k0Lz
Sunny days make it harder, but you can do hard things. If you don’t want to do it for yourself, do it for our healthcare workers, do it for your friends and family, do it for Nova Scotia. 💙 Last weekend you wished… https://t.co/qww1K6SDR9
Sunny days and warm weather make following public health rules harder. Keep going. We need to stay home and at a safe distance from others to flatten the curve.