Ride the bus October 17-22 for your chance to win a booklet of 10 Metro Transit bus tickets! The Purcell’s Cove Neighbourhood Committee is here to support you in your pledge to ride the bus more often. What better way than to give you a free ride…or better yet, TEN free rides! To enter, follow these 5 easy steps:
Ride the bus from October 17-22
Save your bus transfers
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This first Interim Report on the Green Network Plan will be discussed at a meeting of the COMMUNITY PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STANDING COMMITTEE on Thursday Oct 15 in the Council Chamber, City Hall, viewable online. The full interim report is available in sections at http://www.halifax.ca/HalifaxGreenNetwork/Themes.php. View Agenda for the Thursday meeting. View Item 8.3.2 Halifax Green Network Plan which includes highlights of the Interim Report. The full Interim Report bears close reading. There are 52 maps.
One of the top five Media Arts Projects at Nocturne 2015 is a piece by Susan Tooke about choices that transform our landscapes in HRM.
3B:BACKLANDS, BADLANDS, BURBS explores the destruction of natural habitat by the encroaching development of our precious, wild Backlands on the Halifax south mainland.
3B will be shown in front of the Halifax Central Library on Spring Garden Road between 6 pm and midnight on Saturday Oct 17. The video will be rear screen projected form inside the library and the audio track broadcast from a speaker by the entrance. Continue reading
It’s Harvest time!
Ride the bus to the Forum Market with us next Saturday, October 17th. Together with our friends and neighbours, we’ll hop on the #15 leaving York Redoubt at 9:55am. Our guides Danyele and Anne will be on the bus to help us make our way there…and back!
Pick up your squash! Support the #15! Learn how easy and enjoyable it is to take the bus. See below for full details on how to participate. Have questions? Write to us at purcellscovenow@gmail.com or connect with us on Facebook #welovethe15. Continue reading
Hello Purcell’s Covers and Friends!
Thanks to all of you who came to the Save-the-Bus Rally two weeks ago. At the rally, over 65 neighbours made a pledge to ride the #15 bus more often. Way to go! How are you doing with your pledge commitment? Increasing ridership is a big part of our campaign and together we are making a difference. Help us show Metro Transit and city council that we are riding the #15 bus. Share your story about your bus riding experience with us through Facebook or email and we will share it with the community. Let’s keep the momentum going!
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If you’d like to help a trail, the McIntosh Run Watershed Association is inviting the community to help trim brush, Saturday, September 19th, 9:30 – 11:30 am.
We’ll be meeting at the Drysdale Road bridge, beside the Spryfield Lion’s Rink. If you have work gloves and branch-cutting tools please bring them along. No power tools please! We do have some extra tools and gloves, so please come even if you don’t have any.
Often the artists’ sketches, doodles, words or ideas are rarely intended to be viewed by the public. They are the documentation of an idea or mode of creating that allows the artist to record and potentially recall for future use. This exhibition displays what most viewers and collectors seldom get to experience. Twenty-four Artists in the exhibition.
OPENING RECEPTION PAVIA GALLERY ~ HERRING COVE Thursday, September 17, 2015 from 7:00 ~ 8:30pm until Tuesday, November 10th.
995 Herring Cove Road, Herring Cove, Nova Scotia 902 407 4008 ext.1 www.paviagallery.com
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The Save Route 15 Rally:
WHEN: – Sunday, September 13, 2015 3-5 p.m.
WHERE – Purcell’s Cove Social Club, 505 PURCELL’S COVE ROAD
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Those affected by proposed changes to Halifax Transit’s Route 15 bus are holding a rally to save the service and increase ridership. Right now the bus travels hourly from Mumford Terminal, along Purcell’s Cove Road, to York Redoubt and back. A proposed change would see the route turn at Williams Lake Road and continue to Spryfield, leaving the entire area from Williams Lake Road to York Redoubt without service. This would leave approximately 450-500 households without public transportation.
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Sixty-eight citizens joined this Hike-the-Greenbelt finale.
Select the i icon to read descriptions and see locations in Google Maps.
Hikers captivated by the Jack Pine/Crowberry barrens and a view across the Backlands.
View article in Metro news this am: Hike the Greenbelt events gather support in ‘most fun way possible’
