Nova Scotia reported 57 new cases of COVID-19 and one death over the weekend, bringing the active caseload to 152.

The new cases include 29 in the central zone, 17 in the northern zone, 10 in the western zone and one in the eastern zone.

Eleven people are in hospital, including two in intensive care.

Labs in the province processed 6,924&nbsp;COVID-19 tests.

As of Monday's report, 77.8&nbsp;per cent of Nova Scotians had been fully vaccinated.

Nova Scotia: Daily new COVID-19 cases

&nbsp;reported 22&nbsp;new cases on Monday&nbsp;and three deaths, bringing the total number of COVID-19-related deaths to 111 since the pandemic began. The province has&nbsp;589&nbsp;active cases and 39&nbsp;people hospitalized, including 14&nbsp;in intensive care.

&nbsp;reported 36 new cases on Monday.&nbsp;The province has 90 active cases.

Say goodbye to the fall foliage as mid-week storm may blow trees bare

It's been a lovely start to fall, however CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says things will turn stormy in Nova Scotia this week.

This beautiful shot of the Rails to Trails Bridge in East River last week, shows that many trees are still loaded with foliage. 

Fall Leaves

First Fall Storm

New population estimate for right whales at its lowest in 20 years

Researchers said Monday that they estimate there are just 336 North Atlantic right whales left on the planet. Entanglements in fishing gear and vessel strikes are among the biggest threats to the endangered species.

An aerial shot of a North Atlantic right whale.

Knowlton and her team literally keep track of every right whale known to man.

North Atlantic right whale No. 3843, Gulf of St. Lawrence, June 6, 2018

Researchers estimate there are 336 North Atlantic right whales remaining on the planet.

Halifax Armoury restoration $30M over budget, three years behind schedule

Unexpected work at National Historic Site of Canada drives up cost of restoring the "poppy on the lapel of Halifax."

Armoury project

Restoration work at the Halifax Armoury is taking longer than expected and the price tag is going up.

Motorcyclist dead after crash with SUV in Conquerall Bank

The crash happened Sunday afternoon on Highway 331.

RCMP cruiser

Nova Scotia family speaks out against province's disability program

A Nova Scotia boy has Dravet syndrome, a rare and severe form of epilepsy. His family has been fighting for eight months to have him accepted into a provincial family support program.

Kuipery and Rego sit with Colton in their home in Brookside, N.S.

Dennis Rego and Julie Kuipery 

Dennis Rego feeds Colton his favourite food, apple sauce mixed with baby cereal. 

Dennis and Colton Rego

A person receives a vaccine against COVID-19. As of Monday, 77.8 per cent of Nova Scotia's population is fully against the coronavirus.

N.S. reports 57 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death over the weekend

Atlantic Canada case numbers

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