They say the Omicron variant of COVID is easy to catch and a little milder than its earlier editions, but Nova Scotia Health reported four more deaths today along with fifteen new admissions to hospital.

Nova Scotia was hit with another 1,020 new cases of COVID yesterday, a mirror image of the day before.

Nova Scotia came out of the New Year’s weekend with 22 hundred new cases of COVID-19, not counting the quick take-home tests, and a new approach to vaccines.

COVID numbers, released yesterday, were a cold reminder in the midst of New Year celebrations.

COVID numbers have shattered the celebration of the new year. 

About fifty people lined up outside the Pugwash Fire Hall yesterday waiting for a COVID vaccination.

Nova Scotia students will enjoy a little longer Christmas break. Dr. Robert Strang and Education Minister Becky Durban announced the holiday break is extended by four days to January 10th.

The COVID count in Nova Scotia continues to soar at alarming levels.

Nova Scotia reported another 689 new cases of COVID-19 today, the highest single day total in the history of the pandemic.

The Northern Health Zone outpaced the Central Zone as Nova Scotia reports 28 new cases of COVID-19.

Nova Scotia recorded another COVID related death, a man in his 70s in the Central Health Zone.

Nova Scotia Health reported 29 new cases of COVID-19 today, including another staff member at East Cumberland Lodge.

Premier Tim Houston says, “COVID-19 is still here. It isn't going anywhere anytime soon, and it continues to take loved ones away from family and friends.”

COVID-19 rates are soaring everywhere, including Nova Scotia.