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Plans for 'Atlantic bubble' on July 3 as cases of COVID-19 stabilize

The four Atlantic provinces announced plans to ease interprovincial travel restrictions, creating a so-called "bubble." Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil said that as of July 3, residents of Atlantic Canada will be allowed to travel within the region without having to self-isolate for two weeks when arriving in another province.

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