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Halifax roads gridlocked amid holiday events, bridge closure - Vimarsana News

Halifax roads gridlocked amid holiday events, bridge closure

Some Halifax drivers found themselves stuck in traffic for hours Saturday as large events drew crowds into the downtown core, and the MacKay Bridge shut down for repairs.

Source: cbc.ca
Is That A Cat!? Check Out This Exotic Cat Captured Roaming The Streets Of Halifax! - Vimarsana News

Is That A Cat!? Check Out This Exotic Cat Captured Roaming The Streets Of Halifax!

This is not something you see everyday! Some Halifax residents saw a strange sight a few nights ago in Nova Sc...

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Halifax cyclists push for more infrastructure to get from north end to downtown - Vimarsana News

Halifax cyclists push for more infrastructure to get from north end to downtown

Some Halifax cyclists say efforts by the city to improve the riding experience from the city's north end to the downtown are long overdue.

Source: cbc.ca
'We're still here': 4 weeks into Halifax school support workers strike and no end in sight - Halifax - Vimarsana News

'We're still here': 4 weeks into Halifax school support workers strike and no end in sight - Halifax

More than 1,800 school support workers in Halifax went on strike on May 10. While schools remain open, EPAs and other workers are off the job, and pre-primary programs are paused.

Major changes to Halifax-area schools being rushed, some parents say - Vimarsana News

Major changes to Halifax-area schools being rushed, some parents say

Major changes will be made to 19 schools within the Halifax Regional Centre for Education starting this September, but many families are not happy.

Source: cbc.ca