Nova Scotia to start lifting COVID-19 restrictions Feb. 14

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Nova Scotia reported five deaths due to COVID-19 on Wednesday: a woman in her 60s in the northern zone, a woman in her 70s in the western zone, a woman in her 80s in the eastern zone and two women in their 90s in the central zone.

During a press briefing, Premier Tim Houston announced the province is on track to begin easing some COVID-19 restrictions beginning Monday.

“Nova Scotia is ready to make gradual changes and we can make those changes with confidence,” said Houston.

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This includes loosening restrictions on sports and arts and culture events (up

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