The Halifax Regional Municipality announced Tuesday that the New Year’s Eve public skates and fireworks scheduled to take place in the evening at the Emera Oval have been cancelled due to weather conditions.
However, the concert and fireworks scheduled to take place at Grand Parade have not been affected.
Organizers for that event tweeted shortly after 1 p.m. that despite the weather, “everything’s still a go.”
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For more information about New Year’s Eve celebrations visit halifax.ca/recreation/events/new-years-eve or call 311.
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