Dr. Strang defends Nova Scotia's decision to drop all pandemic restrictions as of July 6.

Nova Scotia’s May 19 pandemic report shows an increase to 24 deaths while new infections keep dropping, and the premier isn't saying why.

Things are moving, slowly, in the right direction according to the province’s May 5 and May 12 disease reports, but the death rate is still a travesty.

Despite 24 deaths reported Thursday, new infections continue to decline in the province’s sixth wave.

There were 1,072 confirmed infections per day on average over the past week.

With 1,152 cases reported per day on average, NS reaches its new record high.

If the province thought switching from daily reports to a weekly report would make the bad numbers go away, it was wrong.

Nova Scotia’s communities banded together throughout COVID, but facing the latest case surge are now being told it’s everyone for themselves.

“Oh my God, he’s making ‘Get back out there’ his catch-phrase.”

A Coast-exclusive graphic story to mark the lifting of (almost) all COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia after nearly two years of pandemic limitations.

“The pandemic is not over” says Doctor Strang, as the province recommends everybody continue to practise distancing, gathering only in small groups and masking.

From the life-saving power of Zoom to the pain of not being able to visit a dying parent, here are 10 stories to mark the second anniversary of COVID in NS.

So much death, too little information.

The charts and information we can provide while NS rides out the pandemic’s omicron wave.

Phase three of Nova Scotia’s reopening plan was supposed to arrive in April, but after starting phase one Feb 14 the government is dropping all COVID rules early.

The charts and information we can provide while NS struggles to keep up with the pandemic’s omicron wave.

The money will hit 11,000 students' bank accounts in March.

On February 14, Nova Scotia starts the first part of its three-step 2022 plan to reopen from COVID, with moves like raising the gathering limit to 25 people.

The charts and information we can provide while NS struggles to keep up with the pandemic’s omicron wave.

Police are aware of a trucker convoy in the works for Saturday, but it remains to be seen if they will enforce the laws better than they did last weekend.