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COVID-19 testing for essential travel expanded in Nova Scotia

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[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“PRAXES will not provide COVID-19 testing for non-essential travel or business-related purposes including vacations or business travel when virtual meetings are possible,” the Nova Scotia Health said.To request PRAXES’ service, people need to contact https://praxes.ca/covidtest at least five days prior to their travel date.Testing is available at the PRAXES location in Dartmouth and will be available in other areas across Nova Scotia at a later date, said Nova Scotia Health.“Test results will be available within 36 to 60 hours, depending on the number of tests being processed by Nova Scotia Health’s laboratory.”.

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