Ships and sailors from 8 NATO nations will be coming to the city for Halifax NATO Warship Visit 2019. The harbour is expected to be hopping from September 6 to 9 with 11 visiting ships and over 2,500 international sailors. Ships are scheduled to open to visitors from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. There will be free parking at HMC Dockyard and Canadian ID is required for entry. Ships will depart on Monday to participate in…

UPDATE : closed today because of weather For residents of the Halifax Region only Saturday September 7, 2019 Oyster Pond Academy 10583 Highway 7 The depot will operate from 9am to 4pm  

Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Hosted by Parkinson Canada. Victoria Park, Halifax. Join our movement of more than 80 communities and 10,000 participants across Canada. Parkinson Canada SuperWalk takes place each September. Across the country, walkers, donors and volunteers band together to show one another they are not alone in standing up to Parkinson's. Since 1990, walkers like you have raised more than $38 Million (including $2.35 Million in 2018) to support a better life today…

Giant Halifax Ride Club Intermediate Road Ride September 7th (8 am) Fairbanks Centre :54 Locks Road : Dartmouth. We're asking all of you who wish to attend this ride for the first time have a look at the details about the ride, here. Once you have registered as a BNS general member, and signed up for free as a Giant Bicycle Halifax Cycling Club member, please pick up your ticket here. This will provide us with the contact info we need…

Released : September 8, 1960. Based on the 1959 novel of the same name by Robert Bloch. It's the first North American film to feature a toilet. For Leigh's blood, which swirled down the shower drain, Hitchcock used chocolate syrup. The then-unknown actor playing Norman's cell guard at the end of the movie is Ted Knight, still a decade away from TV immortality on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and two decades away from "Caddyshack." The 1957 Ford sedan that Marion drives was borrowed from "Leave It to…

Join us on Sunday, September 8th, 2019 at DeWolfe Park for our annual Kidney Walk! Registration: 10:00 am Start: 11:00 am Register online: www.kidneywalk.ca About This Walk Volunteers, family and caring members of great workplaces are leading the way in support of patient services, education, awareness, and kidney research through Kidney Walks. Atlantic Canadians are coming together to organize their own Kidney Walk. Participants are any individual, or group of individuals, from your community or workplace! More info : 1.855.832.8099

September 8 (9 am-noon) Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope Halifax Halifax Waterfront ; Lower Water Street Register today for the Walk in Halifax on Sunday, September 8th, at Halifax Waterfront - Salter Green, at Salter Street & Lower Water Street and join thousands of Canadians walking to save women’s lives. www.ovariancancerwalkofhope.ca Registration: Kids = free Women diagnosed with ovarian cancer = free Adults $25 unless you raise $250