Dr. Robert Strang urges Nova Scotians not to become complacent with public health protocols as province reopens.

Sunday's efforts began at 7 a.m. and are meant to complete the work that was being carried out on Friday and Saturday near the intersection of Cobequid Road and Glendale Drive. 

Halifax Water said Saturday afternoon that its crews had finished repairs on the water main near the intersection of Cobequid Road and Glendale Drive.

HRP and Halifax District RCMP are looking find out the level of 'public trust and confidence in policing' in the municipality.

Making temporary adjustments to the Halifax's use of streets and sidewalks is a mobility response to COVID-19, the city says.

The newest piece of equipment will be the fifth SPPX crane at PSA Halifax and will allow the terminal to service two mega container vessels concurrently.

Access to fitness classes at the reopened facilities will be available by appointment only to keep staff and guests safe.

Nova Scotia, however, is still moving ahead with the end of October for its plastic bag ban.

A newly formed working group in Nova Scotia aims to present policy changes that will lead to police reforms.

Saturday's closure will last from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m.