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Nova Scotia set to expand immigration opportunities for foreign nationals in healthcare professions

First announced in late September, certain foreign nationals will soon be able to immigrate to Nova Scotia through the expansion of one stream within the local Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). This move will make immigration to Nova Scotia a possibility for international students who want to become paramedics and pharmacy technicians. Discover if You Are

Q&A: Data shows wait times at N S walk-in clinics are increasing

Nova Scotians are waiting on average 83 minutes to see a doctor this year versus around 44 minutes last year, according to researchers at Medimap.

Nova Scotia reports record 689 COVID-19 cases and more than 3,800 active infections

HALIFAX Nova Scotia is reporting 689 new cases of COVID-19 today a new record. The previous one-day high occurred Wednesday, when officials reported 537 new infections.

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick to expand vaccine delivery in pharmacies

  HALIFAX While there are some similarities when it comes to COVID-19 vaccine rollout plans, how Canadians will get their vaccine varies depending on which province you reside in. In the Maritimes, both New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are offering the shot to those with complex medical conditions in the second phase of their rollout. That’s not the case in Nova Scotia, however, where Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Robert Strang, says the province’s goal is to immunize as many people as they can in the shortest time possible. If we start to divert and do different medical conditions or different types of occupations, what that does is substantially slow down our ability to build population immunity,” said Strang at a COVID update on Friday afternoon.

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