Halifax Partnership Will Lead City Region Through COVID-19 Economic Crisis
CEO Wendy Luther says the economic development organization will help steer the city through times now so it will emerge stronger once the crisis has passed.
CEO Wendy Luther says the economic development organization will help steer the city through times now so it will emerge stronger once the crisis has passed.
Shannex, which operates Parkland in Quispamsis, said two other employees who work in Halifax and Dartmouth have also tested positive for the coronavirus.
The employees are also receiving a $2 per hour raise for April, with Walmarts across the country looking to hire 10,000 more people to meet the need in stores.
A spokesperson from the City of Halifax said construction work on the St Andrew’s Community Centre was halted on March 31st and resumed this morning after intensive cleaning was completed.
Nova Scotia now has 173 confirmed cases of the virus, while 6,591 people have tested negative.
On Friday afternoon, the Halifax area store closed suddenly after an employee tested positive for COVID-19. Here’s what it took to get it reopened.
A company spokesperson confirmed Friday that an employee has tested positive for the coronavirus and that the store has been closed “for a thorough cleaning” and is expected to reopen tomorrow.
The province’s chief medical officer says the case is connected to a St. Patrick’s Day party that approximately 50 people attended, and stressed the importance of avoiding social gatherings.
While two are better, the chief medical examiner said there were 17 new cases of COVID-19 identified, bringing the total to 68.
The province announces 10 new cases of COVID-19 and the chief medical examiner says health professionals like therapists and physiotherapists can only see patients in “urgent cases.”