Assessing feasibility and interests of active school travel (AST) in schools within the Halifax Regional Municipality.

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The municipality is exploring options for a safer, connected cycling route between University Ave. and Lower Water St. while maintaining two-way traffic, where possible.

Province awards $473,000 contract to study and recommend fixes for downtown traffic congestion

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Thanks to outstanding participation across the country, the final response rate for the Canadian census is among the highest ever recorded.

Two friends travelled across the pond from Poland to a small town in Nova Scotia to see bestselling author Rachel Reid at a fundraiser for libraries.

On Wednesday, Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage Minister Dave Ritcey deferred to staff when asked if stakeholders would be given a reason why certain programs were chosen for funding cuts.

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Kidical Mass Halifax rides are a celebration of cycling and a way to show that kids & families need safe spaces to ride in their communities.

**** Preorder - Orders that include this sticker will ship the week of September 15th, 2026*****80% of your purchase price will go directly to Annapolis Valley Regional Libraries, in honour of buildin...

One of Nova Scotia’s most famous authors has stepped in to help out several of the province’s struggling libraries.

"Reid’s gift complements, but does not replace, the critical need for an increase in the stable annual public funding and strong municipal and provincial partnerships needed to sustain library service...

August 17, 2026

August ride details; Kidical Mass Media with Melissa & Chris Bruntlett; September is 'Go By Bike Month'; Bike Bus in HRM; and Join our Slack Workspace.

All the outrage we feel about teens weaving on e-bikes and scooters would be better spent figuring out how to keep massive motorized vehicles away from all other road users