Nova Scotia Health Protection Act
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Nova Scotia lifts COVID-19 health order, no more weekly case reportingNova Scotia is lifting its COVID-related Health Protection Act order and will no longer be reporting cases in its weekly COVID-19 dashboard, the province announced Tuesday.HealthMay 23, 2023
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Police break up Halifax party, fine 22 people for breaching health ordersOfficers issued 22 summary offence tickets, each carrying a fine of $1,000.HealthApr 24, 2021
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Halifax police issue 4 tickets for failing to follow Nova Scotia’s COVID-19 restrictionsAs a result of the recent fines being issued, police are reminding Haligonians that they must follow public health measures.CrimeJan 12, 2021
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New Glasgow police ticket man after party exceeds gathering limitNew Glasgow Regional Police say at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Saturday officers responded to a complaint under the province's Liquor Control Act to a home on Willow Avenue.CrimeSep 28, 2020
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Nova Scotia student hit with $1,000 fine for failing to self-isolate amid COVID-19Anyone travelling from outside the Atlantic bubble is supposed to self-isolate for 14 days in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia.HealthSep 12, 2020
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RCMP fine 4 Nova Scotia university students $1,000 each for failing to self isolateRCMP said that between Sept. 4 and Sept. 7, they received complaints about four students from outside the Atlantic bubble not self-isolating.CrimeSep 9, 2020
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Halifax police haven’t handed out a ticket for breaking COVID-19 restrictions since MondayHowever, as a result of delays in data entry, the number of COVID-19-related tickets issued by the Halifax Regional Police has actually gone up.CanadaMay 8, 2020
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Halifax Regional Police issued 7 COVID-19-related tickets this weekFines under the province's health protection and emergency management acts range from $697.50 to $1,000.CrimeApr 24, 2020
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Halifax social distancing rules – are two people or more allowed in a car?Police are attempting to debunk incorrect information circulating on social media.HealthApr 5, 2020
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