Following the province’s declaration, the Halifax Regional Municipality announced it would be closing all municipal parks, beaches, playgrounds, sports fields/courts and trails.

The project will improve access for buses on Bayers Road, but decrease street access for some residents in the Westmount subdivision.

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

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

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.

"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.

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.

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

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.

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