1 new case of COVID-19 is announced in Nova Scotia today (Thursday, Feb. 4) 1/
There are now 10 known active cases in the province. 2 people are in hospital with the disease, 1 of whom is in ICU 2/
The new case is in Nova Scotia Health's Central Zone and is related to travel outside of Atlantic Canada 3/
Nova Scotia Health labs conducted just 854 tests yesterday; Dr. Strang yesterday encourage asymptomatic people to arrange testing, which you can do here: covid-self-assessment.novascotia.ca/en
As of yesterday, 16,448 doses of vaccine have been administered; of those, 4,046 were second doses.
I have an appointment; I'll update graphs after 1pm.
Here is the graph of daily new cases and the 7-day rolling average (today at 1.1):
And here's the active caseload:
So, it looks like NS is about as good as it can be on the virus front, so long as people are still flying in with it [knock wood]. I tell my American friends I live in the alternate universe. Keep it up.
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It's an odd notion that newspapers deserve or somehow own advertising revenue. But besides that, the horse is not just out the barn, it's already been served up as dog food.
Adding: that advertisers are so clearly willing to change platforms shows some combination of 1) you offer nothing particularly unique or advantageous for the advertiser, and 2) your publication gives no reason for potential advertisers to feel loyal or to seek brand association
I think there's something even more profound going on here, however. I've long felt that the value of advertising *to advertisers* has always been oversold, especially the old display ads in the local newspaper...