NS Reports No New COVID Cases
The province says there are no new COVID-19 cases to report today.
There are now two confirmed active cases of the virus in Nova Scotia.
Neither case is in a licenced long-term care home.
The province says there are no new COVID-19 cases to report today.
There are now two confirmed active cases of the virus in Nova Scotia.
Neither case is in a licenced long-term care home.
The provincial Department of Transportation is warning drivers to expect delays today on the Barra Strait Bridge between Grand Narrows and Iona.
A new drive motor is being installed at the west side of the bridge and testing is scheduled to take place until 6:00, this evening.
The Transportation Department says drivers can take a detour by using the Trans Canada Highway.
The bridge has been closed to boating traffic since June 25th when the problem with its swing mechanism was first discovered.
Pictou County RCMP says a woman is dead after a single-vehicle crash near Trenton early this morning.
Police got called to Egypt Road in Hillside shortly after 1:30.
They say the vehicle left the road and rolled over.
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene and a man and woman who were also in the vehicle were taken to hospital with unknown injuries.
A 25 year-old Sydney man has been charged with stunting after RCMP say he was clocked at 155 in a 100 zone earlier this week.
They say it happened shortly before 8:00 Monday night on the 125 Sydney Bypass near the Point Edward exit.
The man’s vehicle was seized and impounded.
The stunting charge carries a fine of over $2,400.
The province is reporting one new case of COVID-19.
Health officials say it’s in the Central Zone but they don’t know how the person got infected.
They say they’re looking into it and the person is in hospital.
There are now two confirmed active cases of the virus in the province.