Police found nothing suspicious in a search of Halifax’s Park West School after a staff member received a phoned-in bomb threat on Wednesday.
Officers were notified about the call at about 12:19 p.m, according to a Halifax Regional Police press release.
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“Students relocated to Canada Games Centre. Everyone safe. Police on scene,” read a tweet from the Halifax Regional School Board.
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After the evacuation, officers and the K-9 Unit searched the area.
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Students were later dismissed from the centre, and the school is expected to re-open tomorrow as normal, according to the school board.
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