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0 cases and a vaccination record on Thursday March 11 | COVID-19 | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Congratulations Nova Scotia, your COVID-19 numbers are kicking ass today. ....

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Halifax's committee to look at defining defunding police to be made up of folks with relevant lived experience | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Defining defunding police committee gets important approval from police board
With approval from the board it can finally get to work.
Halifax’s Board of Police Commissioners gave another green light to the committee that’s tasked with figuring out what people in Halifax think “defunding” the police should mean. After first deciding it needed an external committee to develop a definition for defunding the police in August, the board’s been slow to let it start working, but now things should start rolling.
The defunding definition committee, chaired by professor and poet El Jones, provided its terms of reference and scope at Monday’s BoPC meeting. ....

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Only 1 case March 10 | COVID-19 | Halifax, Nova Scotia

The Coast
The humans beat the virus today, with Nova Scotia reporting three recoveries and a trifling one new COVID-19 case. That fresh infection is connected to travel outside Atlantic Canada in the reassuring phrasing of the provincial press release, and the patient is self-isolating, as required.
Again, our case count is remaining low no cases Monday, five cases yesterday and now just one today. This highlights the fact that Nova Scotians are putting in the work to stay safe and healthy, says Iain Rankin, premier, cheerleader and good cop half of the pandemic-fighting team known as Strankin. Thank you for continuing to look after each other and know that the best way to protect everyone is by continuing to follow public health measures. ....

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Strankin hints at the return of the Maritime Bubble

As of now, Newfoundland will be on the outs. ....

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NS RCMP destroy 7 tonnes of gear that's been sitting around | City | Halifax, Nova Scotia

NS RCMP destroy 7 tonnes of gear that’s been sitting around
Police say it was mostly worn-out kit, but couldn’t say how old it was.
This week, Nova Scotia RCMP had a pretty big bonfire, incinerating 6.92 tonnes of RCMP “kit.” This kit, according to NS RCMP spokesperson Mark Skinner, contained things from uniform shirts and pants to boots and body armour, but also “other items that form a part of a member’s uniform.”
It was all stored at a “secure facility” before destruction, and was burned at an incinerator in Charlottetown.
”This incineration effort was developed in consideration of COVID-19 restrictions and the realities of the incident that occurred in Portapique in April 2020,” says Skinner in an email to The Coast. ....

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