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Tomorrow, August 4th, the 25th Annual Halifax International Buskers Festival kicks off 11 days of fun and international entertainment on the Halifax waterfront.
Arguably one of the greatest singers in modern history, either male of female, is Anne Murray and she was born and brought up in Springhill. Nova Scotia. Now, almost 40 years after the release of her first Number One hit, “Snowbird,” Ann is on a book tour to celebrate both her life as a singer and her ties to Nova Scotia.
Although it is just a 1% increase Nova Scotia shows signs of a tourism recovery in many areas especially those coming here in vehicles.
Many buskers only work part time but others you’ll see on the Halifax waterfront make a living performing full time on the streets.
You see, many of these people scrambled to cancel or make other arrangements and the revelation that VIA is back on track just produces anger.
VIA Rail, the passenger link across Canada, is canceling its passenger operations to Halifax and other areas due to an engineer’s strike.
I would venture to say that nowhere else in the world has three (3) such high-profile things going on within a matter of seven (7) days as Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The Queen’s Colours symbolizes Canada’s loyalty to the Sovereign, to the country of Canada and to our Navy.
Alderney Landing is leading the renaissance of Darmouth and returning the city to its former glory.
