Segway Nova Scotia, the company introducing the technology, is bringing in 30 e-scooters to their Waterfront location. Continue reading →

The CN Bridges Rehabilitation Project closed off a portion of Quinpool beginning on April 1. Continue reading →

New snow-clearing contracts, rules around public memorials and a request to implement changes recommended by Nova Scotia’s Chief Electoral Officer are up for debate on Tuesday. Continue reading →

“I want to be able to enjoy the walks I’ve always had forever — over 50 years — and I want to be able to do it for many years more,” said one resident. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Council passed a motion on Tuesday that will ultimately move the urban farm to the Bi-Hi Park, located near Bicentennial Drive and Bayers Road. Continue reading →

Richard Zurawski, councillor for Timberlea-Beechville-Clayton Park-Wedgewood, brought the motion before the municipality’s Environment and Sustainability Standing Committee on Thursday. Continue reading →

Regional council also requested a supplementary staff report on contributing an additional $250,000 towards the hospice. When it’s ready, that report will head to the municipality’s audit and finance committee. Continue reading →

The municipality will install the protected bike lane along both sides of South Park Street between Sackville Street and Inglis Street.  Continue reading →

The decision came after a roughly 4-hour in-camera meeting with the primary focus on complaints against Halifax councillors.   Continue reading →

Councillor Matt Whitman had promised that he would not take part in any in-camera discussion on complaints against any councillor, not just his own. Continue reading →