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Who we are. Halifax Bloggers is a dynamic, interactive online magazine for the city of Halifax and the wider region of Nova Scotia, populated by a community of the best local bloggers, writing about a range of topics from a local perspective.
Noticed in Nova Scotia | Halifax Bloggers
Oct 12, 2023 · Recently the winners of the Halifax Urban Design Awards for 2023 were announced at a swell event in the Central Library. Projects big and small were recognized including Kinney Place (a reimagining of the old Home for Coloured Children building), the Explosion markers sited around town, the Healing Centre …
Show Shots // HUFF: Rankin MacInnis & The Broken Reeds @ The …
Dec 20, 2024 · Way back in early October, the Halifax Urban Folk Festival descended upon the city, and amongst the great acts that were booked was the incomparable Rankin MacInnes & The Broken Reeds. As per usual, the stage was jammed with the amazing talents of the Broken Reeds (Luke Levy, Siobhan Martin, Tori Cameron, James Shaw, Calen Kinney and Luke Arsenault) as well as the magnetic front man himself ...
HAFILAX | Halifax Bloggers
2 days ago · Secret Path Show @ The Cohn // Nov 28th, 2016 Canada Day 2016 in Dartmouth (by T.Savory)
Off to the Races - Noticed in Nova Scotia
Jun 25, 2024 · Bluenose leading Gertrude L. Thebaud at start of race, during International Fishing Schooner Races off Halifax, 1930. W.R. MacAskill Nova Scotia Archives 1987-453 number 100
Living the dream in the 1970s - Noticed in Nova Scotia
Stephen Archibald. It’s Stephen Archibald doing the noticing. I’m a huge fan of Nova Scotia’s material culture and cultural landscapes. Twitter made me realize I could share what attracted my attention (perfect for my very short attention) and I’m gratified when folks enjoy my content.
Italianate Palazzos on Hollis - Noticed in Nova Scotia
Benjamin Wier (1805-1868) is a good example of why you might not want to name houses after random people from the past. He built this beautiful house but only lived in it for a couple of years before he died in 1867.
The 2024 Local Wishlist | The Local Wishlist
We acknowledge that we live and work in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People, and we acknowledge them as the past, present, and future caretakers of this land. We commit to learning more about and working to uphold the values of respect, collaboration and ...
Baked in Nova Scotia | Halifax Bloggers
Jul 27, 2017 · Unless you’ve been living under a rock you’ve probably noticed that Spring hasn’t exactly sprung in Nova Scotia Snowva Scotia yet. It’s kind of a confusing time for all: what with snow banks taller than most people towering over us, while grocery store shelves are filled with bright and colourful Easter themes decorated with bunnies…