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WEBBusting out some seriously heavy brass and the odd oversized traffic cone. Life in Halifax. Events, food, movies, music, arts and culture, and local travel. An online magazine for …
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WEBAbout Us. Who we are. Halifax Bloggers is a dynamic, interactive online magazine for the city of Halifax and the wider region of Nova Scotia, populated by a community of the …
Noticed in Nova Scotia | Halifax Bloggers
WEBOct 12, 2023 · June 28, 2023. Recently the winners of the Halifax Urban Design Awards for 2023 were announced at a swell event in the Central Library. Projects big and small were recognized including Kinney Place …
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About Halifax | Halifax Bloggers
WEBMusic, not to mention, remains a cultural backbone here. Halifax is a city with an entrepreneurial spirit, a fascinating history that harkens to the …
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Eat, Drink & Do | Halifax Bloggers
WEBMar 29, 2017 · Crafting Libations is a new, regular feature on Halifax Bloggers. The hand-crafted cocktail movement involves the use of fresh seasonal ingredients, homemade …
10 Day-Trips Within Two Hours of Halifax | The Local …
WEBMay 16, 2014 · Check out these 11 awesome itineraries that will take you to every region of Nova Scotia. Find 10 FALL Day Trips Within Two Hours of Halifax. Find beaches, hikes, historic sites, ice cream shops, and ocean …
All in all it’s just another brick - Noticed in Nova Scotia
WEBJun 23, 2021 · The pavers were a fundraising project of Feed Nova Scotia. From about 2000 until 2016, for $60, your name could be engraved in a brick. Wish I’d made the effort to have my name immortalized, like the …
New market in an old location - Noticed in Nova Scotia
WEBApril 30, 2021. Recently Halifax Retales, in his reports on businesses opening and closing, noted that Noggins Farm Market was going to open an outlet in the new Capital Suites building at the corner of Coburg and …
No-Fail Guide to Nova Scotia’s South Shore - The Local …
WEBThe French first landed in Port Royal, but eventually moved to areas around the province, including Nova Scotia’s South Shore. Known as The Acadiens, they cultivated the land and set up a unique, peaceful, and …
