Nova Scotia is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 for the third day in a row.

There are only two known active cases remaining in the province. The most recent case was reported Wednesday.

The QEII Health Sciences Centre's microbiology lab completed 365 Nova Scotia tests on Friday.

To date, Nova Scotia has 59,420 negative test results, 1,067 positive COVID-19 cases and&nbsp;63 deaths.

No one is currently in hospital being treated for the virus.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority's COVID-19 map for Saturday, July 18, 2020.

People with one or more of the following COVID-19 symptoms are asked to visit&nbsp;

Red, purple or bluish lesions on the feet, toes or fingers that do not have a clear cause.

Non-medical masks to be mandatory on N.S. public transit

The province tightened restrictions when it comes to wearing masks. Starting next week, non-medical masks will be mandatory on public transit and in hospitals. The CBC's Brooklyn Currie has more.

Black N.S. man was unfairly denied title to land settled by his family in 1913, court rules

A Black Nova Scotia man is one step closer to finally owning the property his family has lived on for more than a hundred years after the province's Supreme Court ruled that systemic racism played a part in keeping the title to the land out of his hands. 

Supreme Court rules in favour of Black Nova Scotians’ long-promised land title

Christesline & Christopher Downey have been fighting for title to their land in North Preston for years. Their family settled on this property in 1913.  

Christesline & Christopher Downey

Christopher Downey's family settled on this property in North Preston, N.S., in 1913. He and his wife Christesline have been fighting for legal title to the land for years.

Despite COVID-19 pandemic, there's still lots to do during Halifax Pride

The 33rd annual Halifax Pride Festival is on now until Sunday, July 26. There are still in-person events with physical distancing and hand sanitizer, but some panels and performances have moved online.

Spectators line the streets Saturday afternoon for the 29th annual Halifax Pride Parade.

Halifax Pride Parade flags Linda and Cindy

A file photo from the 2016 Halifax Pride parade. The parade has been cancelled for the 2020 festival because of COVID-19.

Woman charged with intimidation in connection with Triston Reece homicide

Halifax Regional Police charged a woman in connection with the 2019 homicide of Triston Reece on Wednesday. Miranda Taylor, 21, was charged with accessory after the fact of homicide and two counts of intimidation of a justice participant in connection with the homicide.

Triston Reece, 19, was shot in west-end Halifax on Friday, July 26, 2019. He died of his wounds shortly after midnight. Police have deemed his death a homicide.

Triston Reece

Province can't make daily self-isolation calls as it grapples with volume

A visitor to Nova Scotia from Montreal went 10 days without a checkup call from the provincial government. At that point, Mélissa Cleal made an inquiry.

Mélissa Cleal is visiting her aunt Charlene Pothier but hasn't been called by the government. 

Mélissa Cleal is visiting her aunt, Charlene Pothier, but hasn't been called by the government. 

Entrepreneur using travel to highlight Nova Scotia's Black history, culture

When René Boudreau​​​​​​​ visits other parts of the world and tells people where she’s from, she’s often asked the same question, “there are Black people in Nova Scotia?

Elevate and Explore bike tour

René Boudreau​​​​​​​ is getting ready to launch a Black history bike tour in Halifax.

The most recent positive COVID-19 test result was reported July 15.

No new cases of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia for 3rd day in a row

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