Traffic remained at a standstill on a section of Nova Scotia’s Trans-Canada Highway Wednesday morning as people continue to protest border restrictions that mean travellers from New Brunswick must continue to self-isolate upon arrival in Nova Scotia.
Paul MacDougall of Halifax has been stranded in his car since Tuesday night waiting in a line to get into Nova Scotia.
“I’m extremely exhausted. I have no food, no water,” he told CBC’s Information Morning Halifax.
“I’ve been trying to sleep all night just in the front seat here, just taking a nap when I can. But it’s hard to do because I’m just worried …
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