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3 days ago

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Find the full post at Global——If you’ve taken a summertime walk along the Halifax waterfront in recent years, you’ve likely had to navigate through crowds of people to get to your destination.With tourist season fast approaching, the harbour will soon be filled with cruise ships, and the tourism boom will mean crowded walkways and packed patios.Nova Scotia Public Works Minister Kim Masland told reporters Thursday that she was approached by Build Nova Scotia, which wanted to do a review of the waterfront.Masland noted that between cruise ships and the city’s rising population, the waterfront gets quite crowded in the summer. And with new ferries being added to the Halifax Transit fleet in the coming years, the current ferry terminal may be unable to handle increased traffic.“With the ferry building that we have there now … with the wharf infrastructure that we have there now, it’s not going to be sufficient to have those ferries come in,” she said.This could mean creating a new waterfront ferry terminal, as the current one, “where it is now, is not going to work.” ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

Halifaxnoise
From @ecologyaction —Join the Bike Buddy Program! ⁠Are you passionate about cycling, discovering new places, and making connections? 🌟 Become a bike mentor and share your love for cycling with newcomers in our community! Training provided! ⁠As a Bike Buddy Mentor, you’ll guide your mentee through: ⁠✅ Understanding local traffic laws and safe cycling practices ⁠✅ Developing essential cycling skills together ⁠✅ Uncovering hidden gems within the city’s cycling routes ⁠✅ Building lasting and meaningful connections with fellow riders ⁠We’re seeking volunteers who: ⁠🚴‍♂️ Enjoy riding bikes and meeting new people 🚴‍♀️ Are experienced cyclists with their own bikes 🚴‍♂️ Can attend a three-hour mentor training session 🚴‍♀️ Are available for weekly rides over a two-month period ⁠The program runs for three separate sessions, each spanning two months: May to June, July to August, and September to October. ⁠Interested? Follow the link in our bio or email us at bikebuddy@ecologyaction.ca for details and to apply! ⁠#Cycling #BikeBuddies #Bike #halifaxnoise ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

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From #Repost @shoreclub.ca —Hey you! We’ve been around for a while but this is a very welcomed first! It’s time to Rock - a night with Sloan! Two sets all Sloan all Night all Shore Club -YES.Show - Friday July 12, 9:30, 19+Tickets on sale Thursday April 25 at 10am Atlantic.#sloan #shoreclub #hubbards #halifax #novascotia #beach #camp #lobster #78summers #livemusic ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

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Police continue to investigate homicide and are releasing the victim’s nameHalifax Regional Police is continuing to investigate a homicide that occurred in Halifax yesterday.At approximately 5:05 p.m. police responded to a report of an injured person in the parking lot of a shopping centre at 7001 Mumford Road. Officers located a youth who was taken to hospital where he died as a result of his injuries.Today, the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service conducted an autopsy and confirmed the manner of death to be a homicide. The victim was identified as 16-year-old Ahmad Maher Al Marrach. Our thoughts are with Ahmad’s loved ones.Yesterday, officers arrested two youths who were released earlier today without charges in relation to the homicide investigation.At this time investigators do not believe this was a random incident. The investigation is ongoing, and more information will be provided when it becomes available.We are aware that the public is sharing information and videos on social media in relation to the incident. We would caution anyone from spreading misinformation or these images for integrity of the investigation and more importantly out of respect for the young man’s family. Investigators are asking anyone with information or video from the area to call police at 902-490-5020. ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

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ICYMI from @emilylawrenceca —A big list. I encourage folks to look around their communities to see how many independently owned spots you can buy food from - if you have the resources to do so! Don’t be a buy-local jerk snob also, 22% of Nova Scotians live in food insecurity. Be chill and if you have money, use it. 80% of the grocery store industry in Canada is ruled by 5 companies - the 3 in the last slide plus Costco and Walmart. Did I miss something? Leave it in the comments. ... See MoreSee Less
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