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HALIFAX Police in Halifax have charged a woman for failing to social distance under Nova Scotia s Health Protection Act. Around 9:20 p.m. on Friday, members of the Halifax District RCMP responded to a call of youth sitting in a fenced-in area of a closed business on Old Beaver Bank Road in Lower Sackville, N.S. Once police arrived, they located a woman and three youths sitting at a table. Police say none of the individuals were wearing masks, nor were they physically distanced from each other. A ticket was issued to the woman for failing to social distance and police “warned the youths.”
Cheticamp RCMP charged a man for violating Nova Scotia’s Health Protection Act. At approximately 6:30 p.m. on May 10, 2021, police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that had been speeding on the Cabot Trail in St. Joseph Du Moine. Upon speaking with the driver, police learned that the man was from Halifax and […]
The fire chief of Barney’s River is seeking the nomination to be the Pictou East Liberal candidate in the next Provincial election. Joe MacDonald is a life-long resident of Pictou East. He and his brother own Alex MacDonald Motors in Antigonish. Having worked with the Barney’s River Fire Department for 34 years while serving […]
HALIFAX A man from Halifax has been charged for violating Nova Scotia s Health Protection Act after police found him in Cape Breton on a hiking trip. Around 6:30 p.m. on Monday, members of the Cheticamp RCMP conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that they say was speeding on the Cabot Trail in St. Joseph Du Moine, N.S. After speaking to the driver, police learned that the man was from Halifax and was in Cape Breton to hike the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. RCMP say the man was charged for non-essential travel outside of the municipality where he resides under the Health Protection Act. The ticket carries a fine amount of $2,422.
HALIFAX Police in New Glasgow, N.S. have charged six men and four women with violating the province’s Health Protection Act and the Emergency Management Acts, following four separate incidents on Wednesday and Thursday. At 7:30 p.m. on May 5, New Glasgow Regional Police received a report that a man was repeatedly not social distancing in the downtown area of New Glasgow. The man was charged under the Health Protection Act for Failure to Maintain a Social Distance of 2 Meters or Six Feet. He received a fine of $2,422. At 11 p.m. on May 5, police received a report of a gathering at a residence in Trenton that may be in violation of COVID-19 restrictions. Officers attended and upon investigation, four men and four women were charged under the Health Protection Act for person failing to comply with the act or regulations limiting social gatherings to household. The four men and four women were each fined $2,422.