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Dave Heintzman

Dave Heintzman

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  • Education Minister closely monitoring Clayton Park cluster of COVID-19 cases

    By Dave Heintzman Verified| CityNews Halifax Verified Education Minister Zach Churchill says they are standing by ready to follow public health directives if that Clayton Park cluster makes its way into schools Nova Scotia's Education Minister says they are closely watching the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in the Clayton Park area, adding they are prepared to take whatever action is necessary to keep students and staff safe. Zach Churchill says at this time they have no reports of infections in the Clayton Park family of schools.

    By Dave Heintzman Verified · CityNews Halifax

    Nov. 13, 2020

  • HRP investigating potential case of Halloween candy tampering

    By Dave Heintzman Verified| CityNews Halifax Verified Halifax Regional Police is encouraging parents, and children to check their candy for anything suspicious, and to report anything odd to police Police are investigating a potential case of Halloween candy tampering. Investigators were called to a residence on Princess Margaret Boulevard in Dartmouth at 3:55 in the afternoon on November 11th. A man reported to police he felt unwell after eating a piece of chocolate candy that tasted like soap.

    By Dave Heintzman Verified · CityNews Halifax

    Nov. 13, 2020

  • Education Minister closely monitoring Clayton Park cluster of COVID-19 cases

    By Dave Heintzman Verified| CityNews Halifax Verified Education Minister Zach Churchill says they are standing by ready to follow public health directives if that Clayton Park cluster makes its way into schools Nova Scotia's Education Minister says they are closely watching the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in the Clayton Park area, adding they are prepared to take whatever action is necessary to keep students and staff safe. Zach Churchill says at this time they have no reports of infections in the Clayton Park family of schools.

    By Dave Heintzman Verified · CityNews Halifax

    Nov. 13, 2020

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CityNews Halifax

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