The historic Mayflower Curling Club is opening a new, state-of-the-art facility in Timberlea this September, bringing recreation, community events, and economic benefits to the area.
Starting in September, HRCE is proposing a boundary change that would see Brookside Junior High students attend Bay View High School in Grade 10 to ease enrolment at Halifax West. Current Halifax West students from the affected area can remain at the school until graduation, with transportation support maintained.
The Home Energy Assistance Top-up (HEAT) Fund supports Nova Scotians in need with home heating cost during the winter months.
Join us for a free, family-friendly Heritage Day Skate with skating, hot dogs, hot chocolate, and face painting, as we celebrate community and heritage together!
With temperatures dropping and wintery weather around the corner, the Province advises Nova Scotians to get ready now for winter weather.
Re-elected as MLA for Timberlea-Prospect, I’ve focused on addressing key issues through collaboration with local and federal leaders.
Halloween is a time for fun, but safety is important for everyone. Follow these tips to have a safe and happy Halloween!
I encourage you to take the time to support our local entrepreneurs. Whether it’s through a purchase, a kind word of encouragement, or a social media shout-out, let’s show our appreciation and gratitude for their hard work and dedication.
Sharing my concerns about a recent order from the Department of Municipal Affairs and Housing that changes housing regulations.
Planning for a new school and a future child care centre.
It’s Fire Prevention Week™. This year’s campaign is focused on Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!
Processing of the Heating Assistance Rebate Program began Tuesday, October 1st.
The Age-Friendly Communities Grant program in Nova Scotia is now open for applications, offering up to $25,000 in funding for projects that help seniors stay active and engaged.
Nova Scotia’s biannual call for applications to its agencies, boards, and commissions (ABCs) is now open.
The Halifax Regional Municipality has identified the Halifax Exhibition Centre lands as Opportunity Sites to be developed as a mixed-use neighbourhood with a range of housing and dwelling unit types.
