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- Israel Embassy driver in Georgia finds bomb on car
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- UK suspect in Iran missile plot to be sent to US
- Schiphol airport evacuated due to bomb threat
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Ryan Taplin/Metro Halifax
November 23, 2010
When Carolyn Davis Stewart and her husband moved to a house on Harvey Street in Halifax’s downtown core 15 years ago, they weren’t trying to start a trend. They just liked the ambiance of the neighbourhood.
November 22, 2010
You know that holiday shopping is in full swing in downtown Halifax when the seasonal retail promotions kick off.
November 22, 2010
There was a time in days gone by when shopping experiences didn’t come in a big box.
Brand new dimensions
November 22, 2010
Along with the relaxing facials, pedicures and massages, patrons at Remedy Spa on Granville Street in Halifax can get something els: a very dry martini or maybe a nice Pinot Noir.
Dalplex Christmas Craft Market marks 25th year
November 25, 2009
Now in its 25th year, the Dalplex Christmas Craft Market has developed a reputation as being one of the best craft markets around.
Halifax hopping with holiday happenings this year
November 25, 2009
With so many holiday events happening in Halifax over the next few weeks, deciding what to do, rather than finding something to do, will be the challenge most people face.
Black Market Boutique a popular downtown destination
November 25, 2009
If jewelry, clothing and dream catchers are on your shopping list, head to the Black Market Boutique and cross them all off.
Business on Spring Garden Road still going strong
November 25, 2009
It’s a tale of two cities for businesses in downtown Halifax. Spring Garden Rd. is going strong while the downtown core regroups ahead of several major planned developments.
New projects abound on Halifax's waterfront
November 25, 2009
The Halifax waterfront has come a long way since the 1950s, when ordinary citizens could barely access the water.
Diversity is key to a thriving downtown, Sloane says
November 25, 2009
During a recent business trip to Milwaukee, Halifax downtown
councillor Dawn Sloane was struck by the absence of life in the
American city’s centre.
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