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The Atlantic Bubble is still expected to reopen on Monday, April 19th with borders opening across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI and Newfoundland & Labrador for quarantine free travel between provinces. However, if one French Territory gets their way, you may be able to travel ‘internationally’ within an expanded Bubble: The government of Saint Pierre and Miquelon would like to join the Atlantic Bubble. It has zero active cases, and 50% of its population has had at least one dose of the va...

HALIFAX -- The much-anticipated Atlantic Bubble is expected to open in just two weeks. Its welcome news for many businesses, especially the restaurant sector, which has been struggling for the last year. "There is a sense of optimism. I think the opening of the Atlantic Bubble just reinforces that, that there is light at the end of the tunnel and were optimistic, were resilient, were innovative and were encouraged," said Luc Erjavec, with Restaurants Canada. The Atlantic Bubble first opene...

Nova Scotia remains concerned about the number of COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick. Although the target reopeni...

According to Blaine Higgs ( New Brunswick’s Premier) , ‘The Bubble’ could be back by April 19th!

(Photo: google maps) Premiers in Atlantic Canada are expected to meet, and the Atlantic bubble will be on the agenda. In a statement, NB Government Spokesperson Nicolle Carlin says,“We can not confirm any date for the possible reopening of the Atlantic Bubble. Dates are being considered but that will first be discussed among the Atlantic Premiers and our own COVID Cabinet Committee and decided by cabinet.” Saint John MP Wayne Long stated in a tweet earlier today that Premier Blaine Higgs to...

N.B. premier says Atlantic bubble to reopen in mid-April, official date to be announced in days The Atlantic bubble will reopen in "mid-April," New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said Wednesday evening. A firm date is expected within the coming days. Social Sharing Higgs says it will likely be a Maritime bubble at first, and date could be nailed down in a day or two CBC News · Posted: Mar 17, 2021 4:34 PM AT | Last Updated: March 18 Corrie Hudson, 88, was the first New Brunswicker over 85 to ...

After some businesses saw revenues drop 90% last year, people are hoping that reopening the Atlantic Bubble will make a difference.

Life after high school wasnt what they expected, but the grads of 2020 are all right The grads of 2020 share a unique experience: their adult lives began in the midst of a global pandemic. CBC News caught up with some of them to see how their lives have changed in the last year. Social Sharing

Starting Saturday morning and until mid-April, limits on household gatherings will be increased to 10 people from six. Restaurants in the province will also be able to seat up to 10 people at one table and close at midnight

As of now, Newfoundland will be on the outs.