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Tax valuations used to be on the actual home, now they're mostly calculated based on sale prices of the places round them AFAIK

Week 3 with batty (the sphynx)!

Hmm, what did he click on?

Curious if this will be a "no client data stolen" full stop, or a NS Power move of "nothingstolen, maybe a little stolen,err a lot"

If you got an email, start monitoring your stuff folks

Halifax hip-hop twins hit the stage at Magnetic World Rising local music duo, the States Twinz, are set to perform on the main stage at Magnetic World Music Festival later this month after winning the festival’s local artist contest.

Rising local music duo, the States Twinz, are set to perform on the main stage at Magnetic World Music Festival later this month after winning the festival’s local artist contest.
dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Blue graphic stating that Earlybird Tickets for TriCon: The Trident Conference for Soeculative Fiction are on sale now. Lower right corner says Kjipuktuk | Halifax, May 15-17 2026

Introducing TriCon! ✨May 15-17, 2026 in Kjipuktuk | #Halifax. Celebrating spec fic, we couldn't be prouder to have @amalelmohtar.com @englelaird.bsky.social and @kurestinarmada.bsky.social joining us as our Guests of Honour. Earlybird tickets available now! 🎟️ www.eventbrite.com/e/tricon-the...

IMI bh this event every year absolutely is beloved, and I'm surprised that the trial on Spring garden wasn't acrually tried again. It would be so nice to not worry about traffic there - you could do 1d/wk for garbage/delivieries, or certain side streets. grafton shows there's appetite for it.

Missed it but this looked useful

Almost like build ghe infrastructure and they'll come. Wouldn't be surprised if the morning coffee bike meetups, radical mass/kidical mas halifax are part of the reason more are biking!

Also: the public can have its say on the HRP budget on Monday, Oct. 6. That's a virtual meeting of the police board.

No because they're fighting them on compensation to this day. Google it for recent news!

A black-and-white photograph depicting a rural village with a row of modest houses on a hillside. In the foreground, there is a dirt road bordered by rocks and sparse vegetation. A tall utility pole stands on the left side, with power lines stretching across the scene. The houses appear weathered, and the landscape is dotted with small sheds and overgrown grass, suggesting a remote or older settlement.

For 150 years, Africville, sitting right next to Halifax, was a thriving Black Canadian community.
Halifax refused to provide city services, and eventually forced residents to move as they bulldozed their homes.
This is the story of that community.

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Tbh this would've been helpful before a bunch of local old buildings raised rents and are on the market!

Tbh I know it sucks (rigth now temporary pain of construction) for people living there but as someone hoping to move there, it's so encouraging

🎉

Is it cheaper to live in Halifax or Toronto? This data says the relative costs are comparable | CBC News In Halifax, the median proportion of household income spent on housing and transportation costs in 2024 was comparable to cities like Toronto, according to recent data from Statistics Canada. The typi...

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You'd need to make about $27 an hour to afford a 1-bedroom apartment in Halifax | CBC News In 2024, a renter in Halifax needed to make $27 an hour working full time to afford the average one-bedroom apartment, according to a recent report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives thi...

"...there need to be government investments in non-market and public housing."
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Private member's bill aims to amend loopholes in arms trade, open doors for Canada-Israel arms embargo - Halifax Examiner A new campaign is urging Canadians to call or write their MPs to vote yes on the proposed legislation.

Private member’s bill aims to amend loopholes in arms trade, open doors for Canada-Israel arms embargo
By @mmughees.bsky.social

Artist! Post your hot men #art!

How can I resist~ 🙈💖

I cannot stress how important it is to have friends that you are allowed to cry around when shit gets to be too much.

You do not have to be an island.

This is the way

The Air Canada workers demanded fair compensation and went on strike and the gov tried to shut the strike down through forced arbitration. They defied the order and had a wildcat strike. Despite the media pushing a corporate narrative the public supported them and they won.

The tide is changing

Prepare a sacrifice for tonight. Put your laundry on the line today. Forget to bring it in. As you go to bed, say to your SO "Oh dear, I forgot the laundry, I hope it doesn't rain."

I made a HaliSky Starter Pack!
I realized as I was going through that there are some people that I don't know if you're local, so if I left you off, let me know. Also, if I included you and you don't want to be in the pack, let me know and I will remove you.

go.bsky.app/ChL968x

Are there any HaliSky drag performers on here.

I still can't tell everyone what I'm doing with the boa, but I can talk to Drag performers. I know they can keep a secret.

DMs are open.

In this context, the federal Liberals' discovery of Section 107 seemed like a convenient workaround. Instead of going through the trouble of passing legislation, they could order workers back to work by sending an e-mail to the CIRB. We have seen the corrosive effect this has had on collective bargaining. On the employer side, it has shifted bargaining expectations. Rather than use the strike deadline as an incentive to hammer out a deal, they now drag their feet and let the strike happen, confident that the government will intervene to end it. On the workers' side, the repeated use of Section 107 has sent the message that their Charter rights don't count for much. Governments support the right to strike - until an actual strike happens. It's a return of permanent exceptionalism.

“the repeated use of Section 107 has sent the message that their Charter rights don’t count for much. Governments support the right to strike – until an actual strike happens. It’s a return of permanent exceptionalism.”

Not active here, you're welcome to stay. I mostly re-share, not a lotta posts nor browsing often.

Trans solidarity, all good faith discussions on other topics welcome. No debating human rights.

Queer bisexualfemme, renter, retired vet, crafter + highly skilled in many hard things.

Yes. If you're feeling guilty, it sucks but also it's a lighthouse. Keep going (and keep practicing).

I physically "put" my worries and memories for work down each day/vacation day "pick them up" upon return. Idk if that helps, but it is tough n takes time.

Deeply recommend getting absolutely brainrotted about a pairing/oc/concept that no one else is making food for so you have to cook for yourself. Not only is making what you want to see deeply rewarding, you will improve and it will not even be on purpose it will just be the inevitable byproduct.