Internet is slowly coming back on for thousands of people.
A fibre break near Bayers Lake in Halifax, at Highway 103 and St. Margarets Bay Rd., cut service in areas all over the province.
As a result, the highway was closed from Exit 2B to Exit 3 but has been reopened.
Cleared: #HWY103 Road repair on HWY-103 Both Directions from Exit 3 to Exit 2B. All Lanes Closed. 6/15/2024 12:30 AM to 6/15/2024 3:00 AM Sat: 12:30 AM - 3:00 AM
— 511 Nova Scotia (@511ns) June 14, 2024
In an email to customers, Purple Cow says the problem had spanned across Nova Scotia, impacting all providers.
Eastlink says they expect service to be restored by later tonight.
1/2 We’ve been making steady progress throughout the day repairing and replacing several lines in parts of western Halifax/St. Margaret’s Bay that were damaged by a construction truck earlier today. Some customers have seen service return as repairs are being made. pic.twitter.com/1glAj75MBd
— Eastlink (@Eastlink) June 14, 2024
