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Make sure to keep your car or truck in the driveway or underground or you could be fined. The city is keeping its parking ban in place for the second consecutive night. It's to help crews clear streets properly. Buses moving but delays expected If you need to catch the bus in Halifax, it might be a longer wait with th...
News Dec 21, 2024 1 views
Halifax will enforce the overnight winter parking ban Friday night. That means you won't be able to park on any municipal streets from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. The city typically enforces the ban any time there's significant snow fall. On Friday night, much of Nova Scotia will get between 15 and 30 cm of snow. It affects both ...
Jacob Moore Dec 20, 2024
Nova Scotians are being warned of potential significant snowfall heading into the weekend, with the possibility of heavy snow impacting travel ahead of Christmas. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement covering the entire province, excluding Cape Breton, for late Friday into Saturday. A low-pressure ...
Evan Taylor Dec 18, 2024 Matt Collamer / Unsplash
It's time to sharpen up your skates. The Emera Oval on the Halifax Common is now open for the season. It's the largest outdoor artifical ice service east of Quebec City, equal to three NHL hockey rinks. Free equipment rentals are available, you'll just need your ID. Kids under 12 must wear a helmet.
Kevin Northup Dec 18, 2024
Have you seen a missing taser? Halifax Regional Police say one of their officers lost it Monday night while on a foot pursuit on Yorkshire Avenue in Dartmouth. Officers searched the area minutes later, but couldn't locate it. Police believe someone grabbed it, they remind citizens that it's illegal for them to possess ...
Kevin Northup Dec 17, 2024
A Halifax man faces at least 25 charges including weapons offences after an incident in Lunenburg County. According to a release, on December 8th RCMP responded to an unknown emergency involving a man in Chester Grant. A responding officer noticed he was wearing what looked like body armour and approached him. Police s...
Kelli Rickard Dec 17, 2024 3 views
Power is out in part of Dartmouth. According to the Nova Scotia Power outage map, nearly 900 customers in Burnside along Windmill Road and in the Wallace Heights and Shannon Park areas are affected. Crews are looking into the cause. The utility expects power to be back at 12:45 p.m. on Monday.
Kelli Rickard Dec 16, 2024 3 views
Another big change if you ride the bus. The Scotia Square bus terminal is reopening, after six months of detours. There are five new bus bays that include wider sidewalks and waiting areas, additional and heated shelters as well as more seating. In addition, Valour Way will fully reopen, which connects to the roundabou...
Caitlin Snow Dec 16, 2024 2 views
A nonprofit in the heart of Dartmouth's north end is providing a hot holiday meal to hundreds of people in need. The North Grove is dishing out 400lbs of turkey, 100lbs of yam and 150lbs of vegetables, Monday and Tuesday- expecting to feed about 500 people over two days. It is not the only organization in the city that...
Caitlin Snow Dec 16, 2024 4 views Mike_fleming / CC
A vehicle of interest from a hit and run involving a pedestrian in Cole Harbour, was spotted at a local gas station. RCMP say a dark-coloured Subaru SUV was seen near where the collision happened on Cole Harbour and Caldwell Roads. Investigators believe the driver may have information about the incident. He is describe...
News Dec 13, 2024 3 views
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