Article contentBy the most basic numbers — cases and deaths — the Atlantic provinces have been among the most successful at keeping COVID-19 away and, perhaps more impressively, at stopping it in its tracks. With 65 fatalities, Nova Scotia has the third-highest death rate from COVID-19 of any province. It is reasonable to assume the unprecedented travel restrictions imposed by those provinces — allowing unrestricted movement within the “Atlantic Bubble,” while banning (or effectively banning) visitors from outside — have played a significant role. Try refreshing your browser, or Chris Selley: Who will burst the Atlantic Bubble, and when? Back to videoThe Canadian Civil Liberties Association is nevertheless persisting in its quixotic efforts to burst the bubble.

Source: National Post September 14, 2020 23:03 UTC