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Nova Scotia Restaurants, Bars, Hair & Nail Salons, Gyms, Body Art Facilities to Reopen From June 5

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Premier Stephen McNeil announced that most businesses required to close under the public health order can reopen from June 5 provided they follow protocols in the plan that is tailored to their sector. This includes following public health protocols to ensure physical distancing, increased cleaning and other protective measures for staff and customers.

“Nova Scotians have done a lot of hard work to get us to this point,” said Premier McNeil. “I know many are eager to get back to business and restart our economy. That’s why we have worked with Dr. Strang and our public health experts and consulted many businesses and associations to land on these next steps to reopen our province safely.”

WHAT CAN REOPEN IN NOVA SCOTIA EFFECTIVE JUNE 5

  • restaurants for dine-in, as well as takeout and delivery
  • bars, wineries, distilleries and taprooms
  • personal services, such as hair salons, barber shops, spas, nail salons and body art establishments
  • fitness facilities, such as gyms, yoga studios and climbing facilities
  • veterinarians
  • dentistry and other self-regulated health professions such as optometry, chiropractic and physiotherapy provided they follow protocols in their colleges’ and associations’ plans
  • unregulated health professions such as massage therapy, podiatry and naturopathy provided they follow protocols in their colleges’ and associations’ plans

Lounges are not permitted to reopen at this time.

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