Plus, province finalizes agreement to start building 14-storey tower at Halifax hospital site, auditor general’s university report in limbo and premier is a no-show at march to end gender-based violence.
Plus, province introduces $17.6B budget that includes major tax cuts and a reserve fund, Halifax-based landlord reports largest-ever revenue increase and road salt prevents collisions, but kills our lakes.
Why you wont't get a full City Hall Insider Newsletter from The Coast this week
Plus, one building was destroyed in fire at site of old Bloomfield school in Halifax, wind warning still in full effect and province honoured Mi'kmaw activist Nora Bernard for Heritage Day.
What happened in Halifax this week and what's to come
Provincial spending blueprint released, off-duty HRP officer charged with harassment and how a recording trip to Nashville brought Halifax’s Newbridge to life.
Plus, council votes to look at viability of getting off X, Infirmary hospital gets a metal detector and Customer Service has a new EP that'll get your head banging.
Plus, winter storm to hit Halifax Thursday, two local businesses vandalized with anti-trans hate and how moral injury affects frontline workers.
Plus, Tim Houston dissolves Communications Nova Scotia, Halifax man identified as victim killed in violent NB home invasion and how Aysanabee’s late grandfather sparked the singer-songwriter’s latest tour.
The Coast City Hall Insider Newsletter: Edition No. 47
Plus, federal Liberals announce leadership debates, new Dal art show celebrates Black resilience and internet is a lifeline for city's sex workers.
