There’s a prime piece of land, some 15,000 square metres big, between Salter Street and Bishop’s Landing on the Halifax waterfront. It currently sits as a large parking lot space. But city planners and a development group are now looking at the site with new eyes, hoping to turn the spot into the city’s brightest […]
Guy Quenneville
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Getting it together
How can the benefits of living in a co-operative be communicated to today’s youth? That’s the question facing organizers of this week’s Halifax Co-operative World Café, an event designed to inject some new blood into the city’s many co-ops. “There are very few young people under age of 30 who start co-ops or are involved […]
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On ice
What if, during a particularly stressful day at work, you could just take off for lunch, grab a nice hot chocolate and head down to the Grand Parade for a peaceful skate on Halifax’s only downtown skating rink? It could happen, only not as soon as some would hope. Though plans for the installation of […]
