The Nova Scotia government has eased some of the public health measures and restrictions related to COVID-19 -- including the reopening of beaches and allowing for two-household “bubbles.”
"It's been two weeks since we eased some restrictions. What we've all been doing is working and I thank all Nova Scotians for continuing to follow public health advice," said Premier McNeil in a news release.
However, the province says the two families must be mutually exclusive to each other to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19. The change takes effect immediately.
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