Hello All! Thanks for your continued support and engagement. Participatory Budget applications for 2019! This is your opportunity to provide input on how to spend $56,400 in the community. This process encourages great ideas to come forward from local groups, builds community support and collaboration, and gives local residents a direct say in how they […]
Hello All, I believe it’s important for me to comment on the just-released independent report by Dr. Scot Wortley on the issue of street checks and racial profiling by police services in the Halifax Regional Municipality. I want to be very clear that this statement reflects my personal thoughts and opinions, and is not an
List of events and notices – here’s what is included: Update: CN Bridges Rehabilitation Project Accessible parking engagement sessions Midtown ‘AAA’ Bikeway Connections Barrington Greenway Extension information session Community Kitchen for Hope Blooms engagement session Release of Dr. Scot Wortley’s report on Street Checks St Margaret of Scotland Church Casserole Luncheon Canada Lands Company 3139/3151
Hello Subscribers! Happy New year! (yes, I know it’s mid-January) I haven’t sent an e-newsletter for a while due to some technical problems, but I am happy to be able to stay connected with you all again. Sorry for the delay. List of events and notices – here’s what is included: Update: Snow Operations Information
List of events and notices – here’s what is included: Update: Gottingen Street transit priority bus lane – Road Construction Neighbourhood Placemaking Applications due Oct 30th Call for Volunteers – Municipal Boards & Committees Curbside Give Away Weekend Cannabis and smoking in Halifax Weekly green cart collection 2018 Volunteer Conference Public Hearing Case 21321- 5519
Participatory Budget BBQ You may remember from the last update, many of the community organizations who have receiving funding have agreed to partner with me to hold a Community BBQ! The purpose will be for residents to learn more about the organizations who were successful, to meet your neighbors, and to see some of the
Participatory Budget Results (Good news/Bad News) Hello Subscribers! Thank you to everyone who showed interest in participating in Participatory Budgeting. *The Bad news* Unfortunately again this year we didn’t receive enough applications to prompt a vote night…but we have an alternative! *The Good news* Many of the community organizations who will be receiving funding have
Participatory Budget Deadline Approaching! I am inviting District 8 residents to give their input on how to spend $56,400 in the community. The funds will be allocated using the Participatory Budgeting model that was used in previous year’s District 8 Participatory Budget vote. The benefits of this process are that it encourages great ideas to
Participatory Budget Time! I am inviting District 8 residents to give their input on how to spend $56,400 in the community. The funds will be allocated using the Participatory Budgeting model that was used in previous year’s District 8 Participatory Budget vote. The benefits of this process are that it encourages great ideas to come
Participatory Budget Time! I am inviting District 8 residents to give their input on how to spend $56,400 in the community. The funds will be allocated using the Participatory Budgeting model that was used in previous year’s District 8 Participatory Budget vote. The benefits of this process are that it encourages great ideas to come
