It’s been a crazy week when it comes to the Atlantic Bubble and the restristions in place between the NS-NB Border.
Originally the Atlantic Bubble was going to be back on the 23rd between NS, NB, PEI and NFLD and Labrador. Everything is all good between NS, PEI and NFLD butttt NB decided they would be opening to the rest of “fully Vaccinated” Canadians and that put a halt on the full Bubble.
Things have switched up once again though. Yesterday a few changes were made for those who plan on either returning to NS from NB or visiting from there.
Now if you have two doses of vaccine at least 14 days before arriving in Nova Scotia, you will not have to self-isolate; testing is recommended.
If you only have one dose of vaccine at least 14 days before arriving in Nova Scotia, you will still have to self-isolate for at least seven days and cannot leave isolation until they get two negative tests results ; tests should be on day one or two and on day five or six
And if you have yet to get your first vaccine, you must isolate for 14 days; testing at the beginning and end of their isolation continues to be recommended.
We also now have a date when all these restrictions will be lifted. JUNE 30th at 8am.
That’s when Nova Scotia is opening its border to people travelling from New Brunswick.There will be no requirements to self-isolate or complete the Nova Scotia Safe Check-in.
So that’s the latest around the Border. This pandemic is ever changing though and you can always find the latest information here at cjhk.ca
