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Nine New Schools Report COVID-19 Cases Nova Scotia is reporting nine new schools with COVID-19 connected cases today, April 25. The following schools will remain closed to students until Thursday, April 29: Jubilee Elementary, Sydney Mines Oxford School, Halifax A deep cleaning will take place and students will learn from home during the closure. Families will receive an update on Wednesday, April 28. The following schools are within a family of schools that is already closed until May 10: Atlantic View Elementary, Lawrencetown Nelson Whynder Elementary, North Preston These schools ...

Sixty-six New Cases of COVID-19 Sixty-six new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Nova Scotia today, April 26. Sixty cases are in Central Zone, eight of which were identified Sunday, April 25, at: Chebucto Heights Elementary, Halifax Nelson Whynder Elementary, North Preston Three cases are in Eastern Zone, one of which was identified Sunday, April 25, at Jubilee Elementary in Sydney Mines. Two cases are in Western Zone, and one case is in Northern Zone. Due to an increased number of investigations in recent days, exposure category (i.e., travel, close contact or under investigation) is n...

Unalaskans embark on journey to become certified firefighters April 22nd 4:34 pm | Maggie Nelson, KUCB News   A group of locals stand around a small fire pit outside, but it's not your average weekend island bonfire. Instead of roasting marshmallows or drinking beers around the fire, most of them are dressed in full firefighter gear, waiting for their turn to attack the flames. One after another, they step up with extinguishers. Unalaska Fire Department Captain Ben Knowles offers feedback and instruction. "I would actually prefer that you stand up when you come at this thing because the...

  VICTORIA -- An elementary school in Nanaimo is reporting a COVID-19 exposure, becoming the fourth school in the city to issue such an alert since March 1. Island Health says exposures to the coronavirus were reported at Mountain View Elementary school on March 2 and 3. The school joins Bayview Elementary, Nanaimo District Secondary and Wellington Secondary, which all reported COVID-19 exposures in the first three days of the month. Mountain View Elementary previously reported a COVID-19 exposure on Feb. 16. There are currently 15 Vancouver Island schools on the health authority’s C...