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Nova Scotia business minister says reopening borders key to start of tourism season
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During a cabinet meeting on Thursday, Nova Scotia business minister Geoff MacLellan said an official bubble plan to be implemented among the Atlantic provinces would be a good idea if Public Health measures and protocols would allow it.
The bubble plan would allow visitors and tourists from the Maritimes to cross the borders of other Atlantic Canadian provinces and vice versa. “Everything is on the table in terms of what we can potentially do,” said MacLellan. “Once we figure out where we are from the public health perspective and what the realities are at the borders is really key in this.” He said the province wants to bring in as many visitors and tourists as they can, but would need Public Health to lead in on that.
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