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Municipal News
Non-medical masks mandatory in indoor public places
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- Published: Thursday, 30 July 2020 15:47
Please be advised that as of July 31, 2020, the Province of Nova Scotia has mandated masks in most indoor public places. This includes municipal government buildings offering services to the public.
For your information, the following individuals are exempt from wearing masks in our facilities:
- Children under two, as well as children aged two to four when their caregiver cannot get them to wear a mask;
- and People with a valid medical reason for not wearing a mask.
The following document was prepared by the Nova Scotia Department of Municipal Affairs and Housing:
Non-medical masks mandatory in indoor public places FAQ -UPDATED JULY 30th.
For the most up-to-date information please remember to check the official Nova Scotia coronavirus page.
Special Council Meeting
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- Published: Thursday, 30 July 2020 11:43
It was the consensus of Council to have the Shinimicas Department attend a Council Meeting in August 19, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. to make a presentation to Council on the requirements for the proposed new fire hall and equipment
Temporary phone number for Parrsboro Service Centre
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- Published: Tuesday, 28 July 2020 15:38
As we continue to adjust to our new Service Centre location in Parrsboro we have realized that our phone lines are still unavailable. Please use 902-664-4953 as we continue to resolve the phone line situation.
Municipality of Cumberland to go blue this weekend!!
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- Published: Friday, 24 July 2020 10:41
The Municipality of Cumberland is participating in Operation Bluenose this weekend with light-ups planned around the municipality. Operation Bluenose, a three-night vigil, is planned for this weekend to recognize the strength of Nova Scotians and honour those we have lost this year.
Municipal locations which will be illuminated in blue include:
• E.D. Fullerton Building, Upper Nappan
• Dr. Carson and Marion Murray Community Centre, Springhill
• Parrsboro Bandstand
• Wentworth Firehall
You can also take part by lighting up your own homes or businesses in blue. Images shared on social media can be included by using the hashtag #OperationBluenose.
We remind those going to check out or photograph the illuminated structures to please follow all Nova Scotia Government COVID-19 public health measures, guidelines, and restrictions.
For more information on Operation Bluenose, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/OperationBluenose/