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Pedestrian struck, seriously injured in Hammonds Plains parking lot driveway (opens the original)
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A man sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in a parking lot driveway in Hammonds Plains on Wednesday. At 11:21 a.m., Halifax Regional Police responded to a call in the 0-50 block of Hammonds Plains Road. The man was transported to hospital. An 84-year-old woman was given a summary offence ticket for failing to yield to a pedestrian on a sidewalk when emerging from a driveway. There is no charge pending against the pedestrian. At 1:40 p.m., traffic was reopened on Hammonds P
Halifax Water files for 16 per cent rate hike over next two years after 18 per cent hike in 2026 (opens the original)
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Halifax Water is seeking further increases to its residential rate. On Tuesday, Halifax Water filed a general rate application with the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board to increase the average residential bill by 8.4 per cent effective April 1, 2027, and by a further 8.2 per cent effective April 1, 2028. The proposed increases have not been approved and will be reviewed through the board’s independent public process. The submission follows an 18 per cent hike for 2026 approved in January
Icelandair to end direct flights to Halifax in October (opens the original)
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Icelandair will end direct flights to Halifax in October, says a spokesperson for the Halifax International Airport Authority. “Icelandair first returned to Halifax Stanfield in 2023 and has been a valued airline partner providing connectivity between Halifax and Iceland, as well as through its European network,” said Mikela Sani Routledge, communications and marketing advisor for the HIAA. “Its Halifax service will be suspended following its last flight on Oct. 18.” With Halifax Stanfield Inter
Halifax issues hazardous materials disposal reminder after minor evacuation in Middle Sackville (opens the original)
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Hazardous materials should never be discharged into the wastewater system, says a municipal spokesperson after an incident in a Middle Sackville neighbourhood caused a stir for residents. Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency’s hazardous materials team was called Thursday to investigate a “chemical smell” in the area of Claudia Crescent, Lucy Court, Flora Court and Old Sackville Drive coming from the sewer system. It was discovered a petroleum-based product was dumped into a catch basin. “Improper
Dalhousie Faculty Association vote: 71 per cent lack confidence in university's leadership (opens the original)
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A recent vote by the Dalhousie Faculty Association shows nearly three-quarters of its membership lack confidence in the Halifax university’s leadership. The association held the vote at its annual general meeting to gauge membership’s confidence in Dalhousie leadership from July 2024 to June 2026. The results were presented by letter to Dalhousie president Kim Brooks, provost Brenda Merritt and Cheryl Fraser, chair of the board of governors. Just over 52 per cent of the faculty association’s 592
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