Pop-up testing schedule and related matters... /thread
Tuesday (today)
Alderney Gate Public Library, noon-7pm
Cole Harbour Place, noon-7pm
Halifax Central Library, noon-7pm
Halifax Convention Centre, noon-7pm
Burton Ettinger School, noon-7pm
Centre 200 (Sydney), 3pm-7pm
Alderney Gate Public Library, noon-7pm
Cole Harbour Place, noon-7pm
Halifax Central Library, noon-7pm
Halifax Convention Centre, noon-7pm
Burton Ettinger School, noon-7pm
Centre 200 (Sydney), 3pm-7pm
Wednesday (note time change at convention centre)
Alderney Gate Public Library, noon-7pm
Cole Harbour Place, noon-7pm
Halifax Central Library, noon-7pm
Halifax Convention Centre, 2-9pm
Burton Ettinger School, noon-7pm
Centre 200 (Sydney), 3pm-7pm
Alderney Gate Public Library, noon-7pm
Cole Harbour Place, noon-7pm
Halifax Central Library, noon-7pm
Halifax Convention Centre, 2-9pm
Burton Ettinger School, noon-7pm
Centre 200 (Sydney), 3pm-7pm
Thursday & Friday
Alderney Gate Public Library, noon-7pm
Cole Harbour Place, noon-7pm
Halifax Central Library, noon-7pm
Halifax Convention Centre, 2-9pm
Burton Ettinger School, noon-7pm
Centre 200 (Sydney), 3pm-7pm
Alderney Gate Public Library, noon-7pm
Cole Harbour Place, noon-7pm
Halifax Central Library, noon-7pm
Halifax Convention Centre, 2-9pm
Burton Ettinger School, noon-7pm
Centre 200 (Sydney), 3pm-7pm
Pop-up testing (antigen testing) is for asymptomatic people over 16 who have not been to the potential COVID exposure sites (see next tweet); results usually within 20 minutes.
Here is the map of potential COVID exposure sites. You can zoom in and click on the coronavirus icons to get details about each site google.com/maps/d/u/0/edi…
Here is the list of bus routes and flights with active exposure advisories: halifaxexaminer.ca/featured/here-…
People who are symptomatic, have travelled, been to exposure sites, or directed to get tested because they are a close contact of known cases should schedule a PCR test at one of the primary assessment centres: nshealth.ca/coronavirustes…
Asymptomatic people can also schedule a PCR test. Results usually within 48 hours and often much faster than that (around 6 hours recently) nshealth.ca/coronavirustes…
The pop-up testing sites are staffed primarily by volunteers. You can volunteer (no medical experience necessary) by signing up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
or here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
There is no briefing scheduled for today. The daily case counts and vaccination figures will be released midday, and I'll tweet them out then.
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