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Famous American schooner leaving Lunenburg for Maine after $1 sale (opens the original)
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A dollar can go further than you think, or at least that’s been the case for Johannes Nightingale, a 25-year-old shipwright who is the proud new owner of a 136-foot Grand Banks schooner named Roseway. The Roseway has been moored in Lunenburg for weeks, with locals concerned she’d be abandoned in the harbour given her weathered state. Bruce Bott, the previous owner, who only recently picked up the boat, ultimately decided to place an ad on Facebook to sell that caught Nightingale’s eye. He said h
How the Ukrainian community is navigating Halifax’s housing market (opens the original)
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Olesia Zozulia knows how important it is to buy a home to feel settled. A Ukrainian immigrant, she moved to Halifax in 2019 looking to build a new life. She succeeded in buying her first home but, with the benefit of hindsight, wishes she knew what she knows now as a real estate agent for Royal LePage Atlantic. “When I was buying my first home in Canada, I absolutely didn’t know anything. I was going in blind,” she told The Chronicle Herald. “For any immigrant, buying a home is still extremely i
Regular, mid-grade gas prices to be adjusted, says Nova Scotia Energy Board (opens the original)
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The price of regular and mid-grade gas will be adjusted, the Nova Scotia Energy Board announced Tuesday, but premium gas and diesel will not be affected. The change, which will take effect Wednesday, was necessary due to “significant shifts in the market prices,” the board said in a news release. It’s unclear whether prices will rise or fall in the latest use of the interrupter clause, which allows the board to adjust the cost of gas and diesel fuel outside scheduled price changes. Prices are ty
Councillor, community association in 'disbelief' after Halifax Forum demolition paused 'out of left field' (opens the original)
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An announcement last week pausing the Halifax Forum’s demolition application, not to mention news that Mayor Andy Fillmore had begun talks with the Department of National Defence about a shared-use facility on the peninsula, has left stakeholders shocked. Paul Card, chair of the Halifax Forum Community Association, said the board received no warning about the Halifax Regional Municipality’s announcement Friday. He said he found out the demolition application had been paused and a public informat
Affordability, transit and creativity are top of mind for Halifax's new CAO (opens the original)
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Marnie Cluckie, Halifax Regional Municipality’s new chief administrative officer (CAO), is a foodie. Less than a week into life on the East Coast, she says she’s enjoyed getting to sample Halifax’s culture, people and dining experiences. But the main course — digging into the many challenges facing the region — is just about to be served. Cluckie told The Chronicle Herald she’s excited by both the opportunities and challenges before her. She joins HRM after 20 years in the public sector, includi
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