New Brunswick reports six new COVID-19 cases Saturday, possible school exposure
New Brunswick Public Health is reporting six new cases of COVID-19 Saturday, along with a potential exposure at Gretna Green Elementary School.
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Nova Scotia reports six new COVID-19 cases Saturday, active total drops to 29
"The case count is a little higher today but it's good to see that none of the new cases are from unknown sources," said Premier Iain Rankin in Saturday’s media release from the province. "These numbers reinforce the importance of being tested and continuing adherence to public health guidelines."
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