• Plan ahead: Windsor Street Exchange traffic disruption

    The Massachusetts Avenue ramp, from the MacKay Bridge and Barrington Street, is temporarily closed. Plan ahead, expect delays and follow alternative routes.

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    Mi'kmaw History Month

    October is Mi’kmaw History Month, a time to commemorate the rich history, proud culture and important contributions of the Mi’kmaq people.

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    Upcoming traffic changes are coming to Bayers Road

    Beginning the week of August 4, construction will start on Phase 2 of the Bayers Road Transit Priority Corridor project.

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    Fire Prevention Week

    Oct. 4 - 10 is Fire Prevention Week. Learn all about lithium-ion battery safety at home and enter one of our contests for a chance to win exciting prizes.

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    2026 Volunteer Conference

    Registration is now open for the annual conference, taking place on Nov. 23. Early bird ticket pricing is available until Oct. 25.

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    Bus Operator Recruitment

    Looking for a career that moves you forward? Join the Halifax Transit team as a Bus Operator.

  • Accessibility Town Hall 2026

    Accessibility Advisory Committee's Annual Town Hall

    The Accessibility Advisory Committee’s Annual Town Hall is October 8, 2026, from 5:30–8:30 p.m. Join in person, on Zoom or via YouTube to hear accessibility updates and ask questions.

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    Anti-Black Racism Grants Program

    Is your organization leading a project or initiative aimed at addressing anti-Black racism across the Halifax Regional Municipality? The Anti-Black Racism Grants Program provides grants to support eligible projects. Applications are now open.

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    Approach to homelessness crisis

    Learn more about efforts the municipality is taking to address the homelessness crisis in our region.