Halifax Public Libraries said on Thursday it is immediately suspending all in-person events to ensure the safety of residents and staff.
“Effective Thursday, November 19, the Library is temporarily suspending in-person programs and events until further notice. Virtual Library programs will continue,” the group said in a Tweet on Thursday.
Halifax Public Libraries reopened on July 7 after three months of closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
While all libraries will remain open at this time, stricter measures are being introduced.
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Starting on Saturday, eating and drinking will not be allowed inside libraries, to ensure masks are being worn at all times.
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Spokesperson for Halifax Public Libraries Curtis Sutton told Global News these are all precautionary measures and the library is not aware of any potential exposures at this time.
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