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    Approach to homelessness crisis

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

  • an eagle representing First Nations, a narwhal representing Inuit, and a violin representing Métis. These illustrations are placed around the sun and surrounded by multicoloured smoke that represents Indigenous traditions, spirituality, inclusion and diversity.

    National Indigenous History Month

    June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to celebrate the history, heritage and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples across Canada.

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    Stay informed, stay connected

    Whether it’s municipal service alerts, emergency notifications, public engagement opportunities or updates on programs and events, residents have more ways than ever to stay informed and connected.

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    Second Unit Incentive Program

    Looking to add a second unit to your home? The Halifax Regional Municipality’s Second Unit Incentive Program helps you build more housing options with non-repayable grants.

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    Zero Emission Bus Project

    Halifax Transit is ready to ride toward a cleaner, more sustainable transit system for everyone. More electric buses are hitting the streets every week.

  • a person using shared micromobility device (e-bike)

    Shared Micromobility pilot project (bike and e-scooter share)

    The municipality is introducing new transportation options to explore and get around. This new program will roll out in phases to key areas of the municipality, with designated parking zones and a convenient app for ease of use.

  • Illustration of a house partially submerged in water, representing flooding.

    Flood resilient Halifax

    Floods can happen. Let's prepare. Mapping is available for the entire municipality to identify areas prone to floods from heavy rainfall, high water levels and storm surge.

  • An illustration of bacteria, with beakers and a close-up of a micro-organism.

    Know before you go

    Check our list of beach closures to see if cyanobacteria and other health concerns might be a risk.

  • Two people riding their bicycles with helmets on

    Parkland and Regency Park drives bike lanes

    Residents are invited to provide feedback on proposed bike lanes on Parkland and Regency Park drives.

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