Dec. 9 food drive to support NSCC students in need
Organizers are hoping for money, non-perishable food, and gift card donations to support the campus pantry and bursaries which help students with living expenses.
Organizers are hoping for money, non-perishable food, and gift card donations to support the campus pantry and bursaries which help students with living expenses.
Grand Parade, an independent newspaper covering municipal news in Halifax, has an update on the lawsuit filed in relation to siltation at the Eisner Cove development site.
Thinking about special gifts and holiday spirit? Local crafters and artists have you covered.
HRM Councillors Becky Kent and Sam Austin discuss municipal politics amid changing power dynamics in Nova Scotia and beyond
This summer we came up with an idea: A map of the neighbourhood that shows all the cool things about our little corner of the world.
Evenings are getting dark earlier in Dartmouth, ever more reason to get out and enjoy some seasonal events.
Learn about your neighbourhood, meet elected representatives, and eat some yummy snacks. Meeting to be held at COVE.
It doesn’t take long after seeing people walking on the greens or conversing in the clubhouse to understand why the Dartmouth Lawn Bowls Club continues to draw its membership.
It can be quite disheartening to see your favourite fruit tree, grape vine, or rose bush turned into a skeleton, not to mention the damage to your lawn the larval (grub) stage can inflict.
October brings a steady buildup to Halloween, with many themed events available in the Pleasant-Woodside area.