Editor's note: This information may be outdated, you should check with your provincial authorities to verify the current policies.
This protocol is for people who live in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and who must travel between these provinces frequently or for certain situations. (Issued Under the Authority of the Chief Medical Officer of Health of Nova Scotia - August 23)
FREDERICTON (GNB 24 February 2022) – The provincial government will remove all remaining COVID-19 mandatory measures on March 14. In addition, effective Monday, Feb. 28, at 12:01 a.m., organizations and businesses will no longer be required to enforce proof of vaccination for entry.
How to make your mask fit better using three rubber bands.
Effective Friday, July 3, residents of the Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador) can travel within the four provinces without the requirement to self-isolate for 14 days. Here are more details on travel information from the GNB website: English Français
Daily nets in support of NB Emergency Measures Organization (NB-EMO) concluded on Saturday, June 27, as the Provincial Emergency Operation Centre (PEOC) has reverted to Level One (Enhanced Monitoring) of the COVID-19 pandemic State of Emergency.
If you plan to wear a face mask, it's vital that you learn the right way to use and re-use it. To help with that, Sarasota Memorial nurse Jennifer Sorensen, RN, offers a step-by-step mask-wearing how-to, along with some do's and dont's.
(P.S. Click on the video link below, not the one on the left)
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