It's been four days since Nova Scotia reported any new cases of COVID-19.

The Department of Health is reporting there are four active cases of the virus in the province, down by one from Wednesday's update.

No one in Nova Scotia is&nbsp;hospitalized with the virus.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority completed 975 tests for COVID-19 on Wednesday.&nbsp;

To date, Nova Scotia has 106,965 negative test results, 1,097 positive COVID-19 cases and 65 deaths.&nbsp;

The latest numbers from around the Atlantic bubble are:

 reported one new case and nine active cases Thursday.&nbsp;

 reported three new cases Thursday. It has 81 active cases.

 reported one new case on Tuesday. It has three active cases.

Anyone with one of the following symptoms should visit the 

Anyone with two or more of the following symptoms is also asked to visit the website or call 811:

Under this N.S. highway, deer find safe passage away from cars

As highway crews continue to work on the twinning of highway 101, there has also been a lot of work happening under the highway. A new wildlife tunnel, aimed at keeping deer off the road surface, should be completed before winter.

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Resource scientist Lisa Doucette stands in one of the entrances to a new wildlife tunnel built under Highway 101 in Falmouth. 

Tourism association baffled by N.S. government's bailout package

Tourism operators and their representatives continue to slam the Nova Scotia government for a relief package announced last week that targets just a handful of the largest businesses in the province.

A large white tour bus parked outside the Peggys Cove Lighthouse.

Coach Atlantic's multi-day tour operations would normally book 85 thousand hotel room nights annually. 

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Ambassatours is one of a handful of businesses that could benefit from a program the Nova Scotia government announced last week.

Refit of WW II vessel brings 'tremendous sense of satisfaction,' says official

HMCS Sackville is undergoing its most significant refit in 40 years. The 80-year-old Corvette, a relic of the Second World War, is sitting on blocks in the submarine shed of the navy dockyard in Halifax

Art Forward with the Canadian Naval Memorial Trust says there's a lot of damage to the boat.

Art Forward

The refit of HMCS Sackville is the most significant one the Second World War relic has had in 40 years.

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Halifax teen working to 'Build the Earth' in Minecraft

A Halifax teenager is one of thousands of people working to recreate the earth on a 1:1 scale in the popular video game Minecraft.

Halifax's iconic clock tower on Citadel Hill — as seen in the Minecraft world.

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How a VIP flight helped an Island 4-year-old face heart surgery

This week marked the fourth heart surgery for an Island boy who is just four years old. But this trip to the IWK in Halifax wasn't a scary one for Maverick Bishop.

Maverick driving plane

Four-year-old Maverick Bishop got the chance to become a 'pilot' on his flight to have heart surgery in Halifax.

In this picture taken on April 29, 2020, an engineer works at the Quality Control Laboratory on an experimental vaccine for the COVID-19 coronavirus at the Sinovac Biotech facilities in Beijing. 

Nova Scotia goes 4 days without a new case of COVID-19

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