Is it our friend “Drop Tabs”? Or someone else? 🧐

You can see it clearly near the end of the video. It looks healed, and the deer looks fairly healthy. It was with another deer and seemed to have no trouble keeping up with it.

I was pleasantly surprised just now when I opened the 6 pack of tissues I just picked up to see The Public Gardens on the box ❤️

There are other nice designs on other boxes but TPG hold a special place in my heart and always will. Thought I'd spread the joy. 😊

A survivor of homelessness in Halifax has asked Mayor Andy Fillmore five questions about housing as the municipality nears closer to the deadline to shut encampments down.

And Fillmore’s office actually responded.

May be up/down .01

Do you like my rhyme skills?

Hello my name is Jackson. There is a lack of concerts and shows in Halifax including many fan favourite artists. I would unfortunately like to say a large majority of people were let down this year by Magnetic World Music Festivals lineup. That’s why me and a group of others have decided to start our own Rap festival in Halifax. We are currently looking for insight and sponsorships to help make this festival achievable and possible for our city. If you are someone with experience in festival hosting or music industry, or someone who is willing to sponsor such event please comment and dm! Our team has a dedicated sponsor board along with all of our festival information available upon request.

I'm very aware of the cost of rentals in Nova Scotia. I've lived here my whole life, but my living circumstances have changed and I'm avidly seeking a new place for October/November. Last time I looked at a 2 bedroom plus den, was in Bayers Lake and the most expensive rental was $1450 and that was expensive but that was 2016. I've since looked at those rentals I think the lowest I found, in the same apartment building went up to $2150 for a studio. It's insane. I've managed to find some ''affordable'' places in the city, but even still, $1800 for a studio apartment? $1800 generally? I mean this genuinely; why is surviving considering living? Why is everything increasing in price but not wages? I make a decent income at a very good work place and I'm happy here, and I'd love to be able to leave my current situation but the projection of doing so, I'll be paying rent and be broke and starving, on top of bills, debt, and everything else. I've found a few studios under the price of $1800 but I'm wondering if anyone knows of affordable places between the $1300-$1500 mark. I'm a single person with one income and lots of debt [woo]. I make under $27 an hour and I'd at least like to be able to budget properly even with rent that's $1500... Anyone know of ''affordable'' places that aren't completely run-down or owned by cagey landlords? Thanks in advance, and Ps. If you are alone and struggling? I wish all the best for you. We all deserve better.

Looks like Disney Cruises is coming back to Halifax. I don't think they've been here since the pandemic?

I posted the last seniors grant and yall were up in arms but pls note this is a household income of $45000 they aren’t rich makin billions. Being angry with seniors is not gonna get anyone anywhere.

The last time I posted a grant I had so many ppl dm me telling me their parent who makes 20,000k got it but they didn’t want to post on the thread because ppl were bein MEAN.

So pls tell your parents or grandparents over 65 about it 🩷

Do you think we'll get any firm confirmation of whether or not the rent cap will be extended or adjusted, and if so, when do you think we might hear from the government?

As of now I'm expecting it to fully end, but do you think the government will give any sort of announcement regarding the matter as the end of the rent cap date approaches?

should i get em towed for blocking my paid parking spot right before cleaning day

Accident just happened near exit 3 (highfield) heading towards Halifax. Might want to take an alternate route, traffic is very backed up.

Edit: I posted quickly just to warn people trying to get to work about the delay but I want to add that I sincerely hope the driver and any passengers are alright; it really didn't look good :(

Had my vacation here last Monday late to tonight. It has been great. I am sad to leave and have nothing bad to say.

Did George’s island, harbour tour, maritime museum. Citadel ghost tour, downtown ghost walk. Drinks before and after Oasis controversy.

So many great chowders, scallops, mussels, fish and chips. Craft breweries and so surprised by the alway excellent ciders. I did not know you had such a variety of awesome ciders.

Saw Oscar the blue orange lobster at the Beaty portion of Dalhousie ocean museum.

Visited Lunenburg, Mahone and Peggy’s cove. Also a ferry to Dartmouth for lunch. Immigration museum, pier 21 and probably more I am leaving out.

Your staff at all these places and people on the street everywhere were all so friendly. I tend to stop people and pet dogs at every opportunity.

Your city is so clean, and walkable, (my ass muscles are sore but I can rest them on the short flight home to Ontario tomorrow)everyone we met was so very friendly.

Thank you Halifax.

Trying to de-Google my life.

This letter was sent to all families of students who qualify for bus passes today.

TL;DR - Bus passes are coming via HFXGO app "in the coming days".

Families,

You are receiving this message because your child is eligible for transportation under the Provincial School Transportation Policy.

The Halifax Regional Centre for Education provides transit passes for students attending five schools where public transit is a more practical transportation option than yellow school buses.

This year, student transit passes will be provided through Halifax Transit’s mobile fare payment app, HFXGO. Information about the rollout and how students can access their pass will be shared in the coming days.

Current student transit passes will remain valid until September 11, 2026. Students who require a replacement pass before that date may pick one up from their school office.

If you have any questions about your child's transit pass or student transportation services, please contact transportation@hrce.ca.

Thank you,

HRCE Transportation Team

Aug. 31 is Overdose Awareness Day. Amanda Moore with Direction 180, a non-profit opioid treatment program, said the organization is seeing an increase in overdoses in Nova Scotia.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/atlantic/nova-scotia/article/nova-scotia-diesel-prices-changing-on-wednesday/

Anyone know if it's going up or down based on the shenanigans in Iran?

thanks