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Skip page 1.Halifax Transit could greenlight future transit plans early
Bus service toes the line between transit improvements and cost-cutting measures
HRM residents under water pressure from rate hikes
Halifax ratepayers ‘under siege with costs,’ utility should be audited, says Fillmore
Halifax’s first 24/7 bus route, new rural transit, passed by transport committee
The new transit plan will go to regional council for final approval
HRM council to look at alternatives to AAA bikeway network
HRM staff will report on cheaper bikeway options for fiscal 2028/29 and 2029/30
Halifax carpools could join buses in high-occupancy lanes
Fillmore’s motion to consider pilot project on congestion passes
Pet owners navigate changing vet ownership landscape
Veterinary corporations slowly buy up local clinics, bringing corporate ethos to pet care
Budget cuts to Parks Canada threaten historic programming in Nova Scotia
Budget document indicates 13.3 per cent cut in full-time jobs over three years
