In fenced-off Meagher Park, one renegade poem keeps surviving its removal
A memorial to Halifax’s unhoused population, Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette’s poem has found a life of its own—and arrives amid another cold winter for those outdoors.
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A memorial to Halifax’s unhoused population, Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette’s poem has found a life of its own—and arrives amid another cold winter for those outdoors.
A Halifax man who was previously tenting in Victoria Park is happy to have a roof over his head, but he worries about those still living in encampments when tourist season starts.
The modular units located in the Centennial Pool parking lot are now up and running, and more rooms at the former Travelodge in Dartmouth could be ready before December.
Police sent out a release early Friday morning stating the last of the people living in the park have left as the city prepares for remediation work.
Halifax police say a city park that has been used as an encampment for homeless people has been cleared out and fenced off.