Public Health’s mobile unit will be offering community-based testing in various locations across Cape Breton. In an effort to keep COVID-19 under control in Nova Scotia, Public Health’s mobile units are able to provide easier access to testing for rural and remote communities or those communities experiencing barriers related to testing elsewhere.
Public Health’s mobile units will be offering community-based testing this week in Stewiacke and Chester. In an effort to keep COVID-19 under control in Nova Scotia, Public Health’s Mobile Units are able to provide easier access to testing for rural and remote communities or those communities experiencing barriers related to testing elsewhere.
Community Health Boards (CHB) in the Northern Zone are partnering with Recreation Nova Scotia, Canadian Mental Health Association, and municipal recreation departments to inspire and promote local access to activities that enhance healthy active living and support mental wellness.
This letter was sent to Nova Scotia Health thanking the staff on the Veterans unit at Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital for going above and beyond to celebrate their father’s 100th birthday.
The QEII Health Sciences Centre, part of Nova Scotia Health, is home to the first two women in Atlantic Canada to treat patients with a surgical robot.
