comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - South end halifax - Page 1 : comparemela.com

This 200-Year-Old Hotel Was Relocated With The Help Of 700 Soap Bars

The building, initially established as a house in 1826 and later converted into the Victorian Elmwood Hotel in 1896, narrowly escaped demolition in 2018.

Sheldon rushtonWaye masonVictorian elmwood hotelGalaxy propertiesSouth end halifaxHalifax councillorCanada elmwood hotel00 soap barsIral storySocial mediaVictorian elmwood hotel

Watch how 700 soap bars helped relocate a historic, landmark hotel in Canada

Two excavators and a tow truck, in tandem with Ivory soaps, allowed the Elmwood building to glide across a steel frame.

Sheldon rushtonGalaxy propertiesVictorian elmwood hotelSouth end halifaxElmwood buildingUilding moved with soapsHouse movers

Lee cleanup continues in Halifax

In the aftermath of post-tropical storm Lee, Halifax Regional Municipality clean-up crews are working at a non-stop pace.

Eastern passageNova scotiaJohn kirkJudy kyleErica fleckNancy pasquetHalifax fire service emergency management divisionHalifax regional municipalityCamp hill cemeteryKent streetSouth end halifax

HRM considers tree removal to make room for bike lanes

HRM considers tree removal to make room for bike lanes
atlantic.ctvnews.ca - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from atlantic.ctvnews.ca Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

William breckinridgeRoy arsenaultHalifax regional municipalitySouth end halifaxMorris streetRobie streetPeninsula south complete streets

Can new investments put a dent in Canadians car dependence? | Philippine Canadian Inquirer

Canada must create more space on the road for cyclists at the expense of motorized vehicles, through new dedicated bike lanes and traffic-calming measures that slow down or exclude driving. (File photo: Ben Pham/Unsplash) Have you noticed any new bike lanes in your town or city? The federal government’s $180-billion Investing in Canada infrastructure program is channelling new funds to active transportation. The recent COVID-19 Resilience stream has further ramped up these investments, leading to a quick expansion of bike networks in particular. With this new infrastructure in place, we might ask: is this the start of a real modal shift? Are Canadians ready to expand their cycling and (with help from public transit) rely less on private cars for work, school and groceries, at least when it’s not snowing?

British columbiaFrance generalUnited kingdomBen pham unsplashAngus reidAre canadiansWest broadwayOld ottawa southSouth end halifaxView royalCycling kilometric allowanceபிரிட்டிஷ் கொலம்பியாபிரான்ஸ் ஜநரல்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்அங்குஸ் ரீட்உள்ளன கனடியர்கள்

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.