What started as a father-daughter outing in the city ended with pepper spray in a 10-year-old girl’s eyes. Georgie Fagan and his daughter, who the Halifax Examiner is choosing not to name, took the ferry over from Dartmouth on Wednesday with plans to head up to Spring Garden Road for an iced capp and a […]
Halifax police chief says officers ‘responded appropriately’ to protest, including use of pepper spray
Halifax Regional Police Chief Dan Kinsella said his officers “responded appropriately” when they pepper sprayed a crowd of protesters. Kinsella held a media availability on Thursday with Supt. Andrew Matthews, in charge of the criminal investigation division, who led Wednesday’s police action at the former Halifax Memorial Library, where the city evicted homeless people living […]
Halifax police arrest, pepper spray protesters as city evicts homeless people from parks
Cover photo: Halifax Regional Police officers arrest a protester at the Halifax Memorial Library site on Wednesday. — Photo: Zane Woodford Halifax Regional Police arrested and peppered sprayed protesters, including a child, as they helped city staff remove citizens with nowhere else to go from public land. After months of threats, Halifax Regional Municipality moved […]
Tim Houston’s Progressive Conservatives win majority government
Tim Houston’s health care-focused campaign resonated with voters across the province, if the results are any indication, with the the Progressive Conservative Party trouncing the Liberals on the way to a majority government. “We made history in this election. And not just here in Nova Scotia, but in all of Canada. We proved that just […]
Parking boots, Centre Plan, climate change and more: Halifax council round-up
After parking the topic at the last meeting, Halifax regional council agreed on new regulations for the vehicle booting industry on Tuesday. Council’s Transportation Standing Committee asked for the regulations in February 2020, and parking manager Victoria Horne brought a new bylaw to the committee in June. As the Halifax Examiner reported following that meeting:...
Halifax issues eviction notices to people living in tents in city parks, threatening fines and arrest
Halifax is threatening to evict people living in tents from municipal parks, signalling a return to the crackdown on the city’s unhoused population that was abandoned last month. On Monday, the municipality posted notices on tents and delivered them to residents telling them to remove their tents and belongings from parks. “Failure to act in […]
Is the Nova Scotia Police Review board ready to address systemic racism in policing? Kayla Borden’s lawyer isn’t sure
Devin Maxwell’s faith in the Nova Scotia Police Review Board is shaken. The lawyer representing Kayla Borden in her complaint against Halifax Regional Police said he and his client are reviewing their options following a decision from the board last week. In that decision, dated Aug. 9, board chair Jean McKenna, with members Kimberley Ross […]
Halifax council committee accepts sketchy review of campaign finance compliance
报告没有提到候选人收到集团orate donations and underplayed the number of late filings of contribution statements.
Council’s Executive Standing Committee has accepted a report painting a rosy picture of compliance with the city’s campaign finance bylaws. The committee met virtually Monday morning, with a review of its campaign finance bylaw on the agenda. That bylaw was adopted in October 2018, and had its first real test with last fall’s municipal election,...
Committee approves new 12-storey development for Great Wall site in downtown Halifax
A citizen committee has approved a proposal for a 12-storey building on the site of the Great Wall Restaurant, despite some concerns about a blank wall on the back of the building. The municipality’s Design Review Committee, which approves downtown Halifax developments, met virtually Thursday night, and unanimously approved the proposal for 1649 Bedford Row....
Halifax committee recommends in favour of development proposal with ‘funky and fun’ clock
Calling its signature feature “funky and fun,” if maybe redundant and potentially dangerous, members of a citizen committee are recommending in favour of a development proposal for north end Halifax. Halifax’s Design Advisory Committee, which makes design recommendations on development proposals under the Centre Plan, met virtually Thursday evening with three buildings on the agenda....
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