哈利法克斯出租车司机assau有着悠久历史lt convictions is appealing the city’s revocation of his licences for the third time after he was charged again. Douglas James Brine applied to renew his taxi driver’s and owner’s licences in March. According to a staff report to the municipality’s new Licence Appeal Committee, a...
Halifax starts removing emergency shelters from parks days before stated deadline
The municipality has removed three of Halifax Mutual Aid’s shelters from parks days before its own stated deadline. The municipality removed the shelters on Friday — one from Crathorne Park on Jamieson Street in Dartmouth, one from Victoria Park on South Park Street, and one from Raymond Taavel Park at the corner of Inglis and […]
Halifax hired consultant specializing ‘in empathy-based approaches to homeless encampments’ for $7,000
Halifax hired a consultant to train its employees on “empathy-based approaches to homeless encampments” before announcing it would evict homeless people from their encampments. As the Halifax Examiner reported earlier this week, Halifax has given people living in shelters on city land, built by Halifax Mutual Aid, one week to get out before it’s going […]
Pilot program would see Halifax offer financing for ‘deep energy retrofits,’ including windows and insulation
People hoping to make their homes more energy efficient may soon have help from Halifax after council’s environment committee voted in favour of a proposed pilot program offering financing for “deep energy retrofits.” Municipal staff presented the idea to councillors on the Environment and Sustainability Standing Committee during their virtual meeting on Wednesday. It’s sort...
Halifax threatens to remove temporary shelters if they’re still on city land in a week
Citing occupants' Charter right to life, liberty and security of the person, Halifax Mutual Aid won't remove shelters.
The municipality says it will start removing temporary shelters and people’s belongings next week if they’re still on city property, but the group that built the shelters is defiant, vowing to leave the structures standing in the face of the threat. In a statement released Tuesday morning, Halifax said it’s notifying residents of the shelters […]
Halifax Regional Police officer charged with assault
The provincial body responsible for investigating serious incident involving police has laid charges against a Halifax Regional Police constable. Const. Jacob Farr, 31, is facing two charges of assault and one each of obstruction of a peace officer and breach of trust, the Serious Incident Response Team said in a news release on Monday. The […]
Trash talk over Otter Lake
Landfill fight heating up as Halifax proposes to dump front end processing — again.
Halifax says its waste diversion tactics have been so successful that it no longer needs to sort household garbage coming into the Otter Lake landfill. But the community monitoring committee overseeing that landfill isn’t convinced, pointing once again to an agreement with HRM that it says requires the municipality to continue the unique process it’s...
Council moves ahead with sobering centre, considers showers for homeless people, polygraph testing, and more
A proposal for a safer alternative to the drunk tank is moving ahead. Halifax regional council approved a motion during its Tuesday meeting directing staff to “examine potential changes to existing alcohol policies and regulations at the municipal and provincial levels to reduce harmful patterns of alcohol consumption” and “develop options for Regional Council’s consideration […]
Mayor to write letter asking Nova Scotia to halt plans for highway through Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes
Dear provincial government, please don’t build a highway through our future wilderness park. That’s to be the general message in a letter from Mayor Mike Savage, on behalf of Halifax regional council, to the provincial government regarding the planned Highway 113. The four-lane, 9.9-kilometres highway, contemplated since the 1990s, would connect the 102 near the...
Halifax to consider renaming streets and communities containing ‘Indian’
Halifax will reconsider its use of an “outdated and disrespectful term” on its streets and communities. Coun. Pam Lovelace brought a motion to Halifax regional council’s meeting on Tuesday seeking a staff report “regarding the end of use and removal of the word Indian from all municipal street and place names, and recommendations on potential […]
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