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Two neighbourhood convenience stores in south-end Halifax will be allowed to serve customers until 1 a.m., after changes were made to a proposed bylaw that would have forced them to close at 11 p.m.
From a flood of new restaurants and cafes opening their doors to a citywide labour shortage, 2022 saw a bit of everything in Halifax’s food scene.
Council’s attack against two slice shops is the talk of the city. But the debate about late hours and noise misses that this is a fight for community.
HRM’s beef with late-night convenience stores explained, legislatively.
Halifax Regional Council recently approved the first reading of a new bylaw that would force some convenience stores to close at 11 p.m.