HALIFAX -- Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting three new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, with one of the previously reported cases now considered resolved. The province currently has 11 active cases of the disease, an increase from Friday’s total active case number, which was at nine. "As January comes to an end, I am proud of Nova Scotians for the hard work they continue to do to keep our case numbers low," said Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health, in a news release on Saturday. "COVID-19 is still in our province and we cannot let our guard down. Please continue to wear a mask, limit social contacts, practice social distancing, adhere to the gathering limit, stay home if you feel unwell and wash your hands."