Maritime Bus Reduces Services In New Brunswick
The company will no longer offer trips between Campbellton and Moncton, and Fredericton and Edmundston as of January 15th.
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Aims To Vaccinate 75 Percent Of Residents By October
The province released details of its vaccination program on January 5, outlining a four-phase approach to distributing vaccine doses.
After Weekend Scramble, Halifax Restaurants Open For In-Person Dining
Halifax restaurants were allowed to reopen for in-person dining on Jan. 4, after a surprise announcement from the provincial government.
Halo Donuts’ Pop-Up Shop Will Open Permanently In Moncton
Halo Donuts was a pop-up shop for 90 days. But the ongoing support from Monctonians has helped solidify the decision to remain open.
Halifax Company Hoping To Bring Covid-19 Drug To Canadian Patients Soon
If someone infected with Covid-19 takes Favipiravir early enough, it could prevent the patient from developing some of the worst symptoms, like a severe cough or fever.
Saint John Commercial Office Spaces Not Emptying Because of Covid-19
With the pandemic forcing many people to work from home, businesses everywhere have been grappling with the need and use of physical office space. But in cities like Saint John, how Covid-19 will change the office and commercial market is still unclear.
Halifax Area Restaurant Owner Closes After Mental Stress Of The Pandemic
The McLatchys closed one of their Dartmouth restaurants, Seventy 3, because they just couldn’t go through another shutdown.
Nova Scotia Approves Record Number Of International Newcomers
So far 3,010 of the approved applicants have arrived in Nova Scotia with others being hindered by travel restrictions related to COVID-19.
New, More Infectious Covid-19 Strains Haven’t Yet Shown Up In Nova Scotia
The chief medical officer says the province hopes to loosen restrictions on businesses early in the new year.
Huddle’s Top Ten Stories From Halifax In 2020
Our readers gobbled up news about where and how Covid-19 was affecting Nova Scotians and their businesses and paid keen attention to stories quoting the premier and the chief medical officer as they searched for clues about his government’s plans.
