Two cases are in the province’s central zone: one related to travel outside Atlantic Canada, and the other a close contact of a previous case. Both people are self-isolating.
"Nova Scotians have worked hard to keep their communities healthy and safe. Let's keep that up over this holiday weekend," said Premier Iain Rankin in Saturday’s media release from the provincial government. "Please continue to follow public health guidelines - stay home if you're feeling unwell, follow gathering limits, get tested regularly if you are socializing and wear non-medical masks when and where appropriate.
There have been 1,732 cumulative confirmed cases in the province, 66 deaths, and 1,634 resolved cases, leaving 32 active.The provincial government says cumulative cases by zone may change as data is updated in Panorama, the province’s electronic information system.Western Zone: 114 cases As of Friday, 111,403 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in the province, including 29,530 second doses.
CTVAtlantic holy moly ... 4... better do a complete lockdown.. that is a total pandemic outbreak...... never in all history has a media promoted a virus and a vaccine ... all for a virus 99 % recovery rate...
CTVAtlantic Omg freak out!
CTVAtlantic Most importantly: None of the 13 new cases over the last two days are community spread and all 13 are self-isolating. There still is no third wave in Nova Scotia (and only very barely was a second one).