The province says beginning today, “high priority” provincial mail can be dropped off at Access Nova Scotia centres. This is to be letter mail only and must be essential correspondence that cannot be emailed, like cheques. It is not for personal mail, such as payment for power or water bills. No parcels will be accepted. Beginning October 14th, Nova Scotians will be able to pick up essential provincial government mail at Access Nova Scotia centres. Meanwhile, Bridgewater town officials are reminding residents water bills will not be received through the mail, but payment is still required. Copies of bills can be picked up at the town office and you can pay in-person, online, or at your bank.
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