With the extension of Public Health’s Mobile Units' stay in the community this week, Truro area residents are now able to book appointments to avoid a long wait in line.
In response to the high number of people seeking COVID-19 testing in the Truro area this week, Public Health has extended the Mobile Health Units’ stay in the community to offer additional testing for another four days
During long periods of isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be difficult for people not to live the life they would normally live, making it easier to get stuck in negative thought patterns.
In response to the recent increase of potential COVID-19 public exposure notices in the Northern Zone, and the resulting increase in demand for testing, Public Health’s Mobile Health Units will return to Truro on Friday, Jan. 15
In response to the recent increase of potential COVID-19 public exposure notices in the Northern Zone and the resulting increase in demand for testing, Public Health’s Mobile Health Units will be in Truro on Thursday, January 14, 2021. In an abundance of caution, Public Health is encouraging anyone who was at any of the potential exposure sites announced in recent days to get tested (visit http://www.nshealth.ca/covid-exposures).
Packing school lunches every day can be a challenge. There is no doubt lunches may look differently this year as we deal with the changes to our routines that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic.
