Nova Scotia ends COVID-19 Health Protection Act order
The provincial government has ended its COVID-19 Health Protection Act order, which came into effect more than three years ago.
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The provincial government has ended its COVID-19 Health Protection Act order, which came into effect more than three years ago.
Nova Scotia is making changes to how COVID-19 is reported and managed in the province.
Dr. Strang announces the end of the COVID-19 Health Protection Act Order as the disease shifts from epidemic crisis to endemic problem.
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s top health official says the province will soon be treating COVID-19 like any other respiratory illness.
More than three years after the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Nova Scotia, the province is rescinding pandemic-era rules. Nova Scotia has lifted the Health Protection Act Order, the mandatory vaccination protocol for high-risk settings and the directive around COVID-19 management in long-term care facilities, the government announced on Tuesday morning.