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NS Government: Nine New Cases of COVID-19, Another School-based Case, State of Emergency Renewed
As of today, Nov. 27, Nova Scotia has 119 active cases of COVID-19. Nine new cases are being reported today. They all are in Central Zone. One new case, identified today, is at Bedford South School, a pre-primary to grade 4 school in Central Zone. The person was not in school today and is self-isolating. […]
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Islanders living with diabetes receive additional support
More Islanders will benefit from additional financial assistance and coverage for diabetes supplies, including insulin pumps and test strips, starting in the new year. Effective January 1, 2021, the Insulin Pump Program – which assists with the costs of insulin pumps and supplies – will be expanded to include Islanders up to 25 years old. […]
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Twelve new cases / schools and child care in Orange / remain seated at bars or restaurants
27 November 2020 FREDERICTON (GNB) – Public Health reported 12 new cases of COVID-19 today. The three cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region) are as follows: two people 50-59; and one individual 60-69. The seven cases in Zone 2 (Saint John region) are as follows: three people 20-29; and four people 30-39. These cases are […]
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GNB: Zone 3 moves to Orange level / Twelve new cases / Changes to travel rules from outside New Brunswick / Clarification for Campobello residents / Emergency order renewed and revised
26 November 2020 FREDERICTON (GNB) – Zone 3 (Fredericton region) moves to Orange level as of midnight tonight under the province’s revised COVID-19 recovery plan. Public Health recommended the move to the Orange level due to high numbers of social interactions and settings, multiple exposure settings including schools, pubs, gyms, health facilities and sports clubs, […]
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NS Government: Fourteen New Cases of COVID-19
As of today, Nov. 26, Nova Scotia has 114 active cases of COVID-19. Fourteen new cases are being reported today. Twelve of the new cases are in Central Zone. One case is in Northern Zone and the other case is in Western Zone. “New restrictions have come into effect today in much of Halifax Regional […]
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GNB: Nominations open for conservation areas to be protected
26 November 2020 FREDERICTON (GNB) – The provincial government has launched the New Brunswick Nature Legacy Information Hub where provincial residents can nominate specific areas for protection and share information on areas under consideration to be protected. The province has committed to doubling its protected and conserved land and freshwater from 4.6 per cent to […]
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MUN: Update regarding the request form for on-campus research and scholarly activities from vice-president (research)
I am writing to advise of an update with respect to the form to be used in requesting access to on-campus spaces for the purpose of activities related to research and scholarly activities. As you are aware, we have put in place a process that has allowed researchers who need to access the campuses or […]
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NS Government: Sixteen New Cases of COVID-19
As of today, Nov. 25, Nova Scotia has 102 active cases of COVID-19. Sixteen new cases are being reported today. All new cases are in the Central Zone. “With the new restrictions introduced yesterday, we are asking all Nova Scotians to do more, to dig deeper – to tighten your circles and limit your movement […]
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PE Government: Groups take action to prevent violence against women
Four Island organizations will receive funding through the Violence Against Women Prevention Grants to enhance awareness, education and action towards preventing violence against women in Prince Edward Island. “Violence and abuse affects everyone. We want to live in a place where people are safe, respected, and treated well. It’s important to support community organizations in […]
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Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Announces $2.4M Blue Futures Pathways Project – Project To Create 150 Internships, Engage 250 Employers And 2500 Youth 18-30 Years
WATCH THE ANNOUNCEMENT VIDEO HERE Today, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced a new innovation ecosystem project called Blue Futures Pathways Project. Focused on building capabilities and the development of workers to support the growth of Canada’s ocean economy, the total project value is $2.4 million where the Ocean Supercluster will provide almost $1.5 million in funding […]
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