Rapid Testing Continues In Halifax, Aimed At Bar And Restaurant Staff And Patrons
The government is encouraging anyone who has worked at a bar or restaurant past 10 pm in the HRM to sign up for a rapid test, even if they don’t have symptoms.
The government is encouraging anyone who has worked at a bar or restaurant past 10 pm in the HRM to sign up for a rapid test, even if they don’t have symptoms.
Owners of Halifax fitness facilities say the government doesn’t realize many modern gyms operate on models that are safe and not great risks of spreading Covid-19.
The money will support small, independently-owned businesses such as bars, restaurants, and gyms that as of today are no longer allowed to stay open.
Landlords will also be unable to evict tenants to do renovations. These measures will be in place until February 2022, or until the state of emergency is lifted.
The HRM Council voted to fund projects through three non-profits: the Mi’kmaq Friendship Centre, Adsum Women and Children, and the North End Community Health Association.
Nova Scotia’s Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister, Chuck Porter, will be making an announcement Wednesday regarding the protection of renters in the province.
The Halifax area is going back into strict lockdown as the Covid-19 wave causes a surge in new cases.
The provincial legislation introduced last week would allow companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in New Brunswick.
A popular Mediterranean restaurant is returning to Halifax after more than a year’s absence.
There are currently 51 active Covid-19 cases across the province, with one person in the hospital. Nine new cases were reported today, with two cases in the Moncton region, and seven in the Saint John area.