You will not receive a reply. Telephone numbers and email addresses will be removed. Maximum characters. Thank you for your feedback. Did you find what you were looking for? Yes No. These modern vessels carry thousands of vehicles and passengers to the island every year. Most days have two sailings — morning and evening — and the crossing takes six to eight hours, depending on weather.
This longer trip, about 15 hours, runs three times a week. The travel time is about eight hours. More than kilometres of the road is paved, in two sections, with the remainder being gravel. Services along the route are very limited, but the terrain is marvellous, rising from the lower reaches of the North Shore to the escarpment that is the Canadian Shield.
The road can be a challenging drive, with no cellphone service or gas stations for many kilometres outside towns and communities. Before heading out, travellers are encouraged to borrow a satellite phone to make sure your drive is a safe one. You can find more information on the phones and the drive at Destination Labrador. To get to Labrador from the island of Newfoundland, take the ferry that runs from St. During peak season, the ferry runs several times each day, and the crossing takes less than two hours.
Check in virtually on friends and family and show compassion for those facing challenges. Do your part to stay as healthy as possible. We are all in this together! Dalhousie University. Updates We're committed to keeping our community updated with the latest information on the fall term and our return to campus.
Staying healthy Social distancing guidelines How to wear a mask Keeping your hands clean When to seek help. Last updated: September 9. Government information The Government of Canada continues to advise Canadians to avoid non-essential travel.
If you are travelling to Canada from another country, you may qualify for certain quarantine and testing exemptions if you: Are eligible to enter Canada Are fully vaccinated with a Health Canada-approved vaccine at least 14 days before arriving in Canada Have no COVID symptoms Meet the Government of Canada requirements of fully vaccinated travellers Meet all other entry requirements, including entering your information and proof of vaccination in ArriveCAN before arrival.
If you are a Canadian student returning to Nova Scotia from international travel For domestic students flying into Canada All travellers arriving from international locations, regardless of citizenship, are required to follow testing and quarantine requirements to reduce the spread of COVID For domestic students driving into Canada from another country All travellers arriving from international locations, regardless of citizenship, are required to follow testing and quarantine requirements to reduce the spread of COVID How soon before the start of the school year can I come to Nova Scotia?
Additional travel precautions Whether you are travelling locally or internationally, these travel precautions can help keep you and other safe. Before departing: Review the regulations governing travel to your destination, as travel restrictions may change. If you are travelling within Canada, please review information specific to your province or territory.
If travelling outside of Canada, please check for any travel advisories for your destination. If you are traveling internationally, visit International SOS , an online portal that provides information on safety and medical risks across countries. During the weeks leading up to your departure, take extra precautions when socializing, follow public health rules about gathering limits, and avoid known areas of potential COVID exposure to minimize your risk of infection.
Continue to be diligent regarding wearing a non-medical mask and follow the social distancing directives from Public Health. Wash your hands often, especially before and after entering a public place. Delay your travel if you are sick, have recently been diagnosed with COVID, or have been exposed to someone who has been recently diagnosed. Take safety precautions during travel: wear face masks, stay 2 metres 6 feet apart from others as much as possible, sit as far away from other passengers as possible, carry and use hand sanitizer, wipe any touchable surfaces with sanitizing wipes.
Confirm any requirements or restrictions at your travel destination. The least risky option is private transportation by yourself or with your family members. If you are arriving in Nova Scotia before getting vaccinated Unvaccinated post-secondary students or those who have received only one vaccination including international and non-resident students will be able to get vaccinated in Nova Scotia. Is proof of vaccination needed to be on campus?
Self-isolation information if required. Options for self-isolating off campus Below are some other options for self-isolating off campus. International students should visit our Immigration and COVID page for information about travel and arrival requirements specific to them.
Mental health support Students are encouraged to think about their own mental health and wellness support plan, prior to their arrival on campus and there are a number of mental health supports available virtually. Health plan Every Dalhousie student must have health insurance coverage. Expectations for students Students are expected to comply with the university and government policies, plans, and directives related to COVID Masks are mandatory indoors and on public transportation While mask requirements may be lifted in Nova Scotia prior to September, it is currently mandatory to wear non-medical face masks in any indoor public spaces in Nova Scotia, as well as on public transportation.
Residence students Information on move-in details, dining halls, and frequently asked questions about residence can be found on the Residence website. Students living off campus If you are living off-campus, the two big considerations are: Do you need to self-isolate? If you need to self-isolate: You will need to make arrangements for 14 days of food and provisions before you arrive. Local grocery stores offer online order services note: pick-up only; delivery is not provided , like Atlantic Superstore and Walmart.
Local taxi companies also provide food delivery service. There are also many options in Halifax for take-out restaurant meals and delivery services. Discover Halifax lists restaurants that are currently open. The Dalhousie Student Union also runs a community food bank. You have an important role in keeping our community safe We ask for your understanding and cooperation in respecting the Nova Scotia Public Health directives outlined above that are in place around self-isolation and wearing masks.
This includes public spaces like buildings, libraries, dining areas, residences, hallways, stairwells, elevators and common study areas. Fall and winter term Most classes will be able to be offered safely in person.
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