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HALIFAX -- Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting three new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday. All of the new cases are in the Central zone. One is a close contact with a previously reported case, while two are under investigation. Two of the province's previously reported cases are now recovered, with the active cases increasing to 21. TOP DOCTOR CONCERNED CASES COULD RISE Nova Scotia's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Robert Strang, says he is concerned about community transmission after seeing several cases this week with no clear link to travel or another case. "Many of those testing positive for COVID-19 recently have been socializing more with a broad range of close contacts," said Strang. "The good news is that people are, by in large, respecting the limits and they are not gathering in large groups, but they are socializing frequently with different groups of people."
First Mi'kmaw COVID-19 vaccine clinic opens in Nova Scotia Thirty people received the first dose of the vaccine Wednesday in Millbrook First Nation, with another 170 people expected to get the shot today. The clinic is available to Mi'kmaw people aged 55 and up. Social Sharing Clinic in Millbrook First Nation will serve as a prototype for a dozen other Mi'kmaw communities Posted: Feb 25, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: February 25 Millbrook First Nation Chief Bob Gloade was among the first people to get a COVID-19 vaccine at the new clinic.(Patrick Callaghan/CBC) The first COVID-19 vaccine clinic in a Nova Scotia Mi'kmaw community has begun administering shots.