I'm flying in early tomorrow morning and have a few hours to kill until my buddy gets off work. I saw there's a bus for $5 that will take me down to the waterfront from the airport. Any good suggestions? Or places to avoid? I'd like stuff as much fresh seafood in me as I can!
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I'm on a couch hunt and the prices for a good couch are ridiculously high, so I wanted to see if anyone has any experience buying from Surplus furniture and mattress warehouse?
I was driving on the 103 approaching exit 5 this afternoon and got covered in rocks from another vehicle, causing many paint chips and scratches on my windshield. I'd like to know which company the truck belonged to.
I was driving on the 107 highway and someone tried to pass me when it was not safe. I was doing the speed limit and they ended up cutting me off. I'm not sure what to do in situations like this.
I had to reschedule an appointment recently and the soonest my dentist could re-book me is June. I've heard it's due to a shortage of hygienists in Nova Scotia, but that kind of wait seems pretty extreme.
I've been searching for a reliable Korean all-you-can-eat BBQ spot in Halifax. There used to be a few around, but I'm not sure if any exist now. I know there are some Korean BBQ spots, but I'm looking specifically for all-you-can-eat places. I've checked out Seoul's downtown location, but they've moved. The one on Lacewood isn't Korean BBQ anymore. Are there any all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ spots I'm missing?
I live in Halifax and I'm wondering how many other people have turned their heat on before Oct 1st this year. We had to turn ours on today for the first time this season.
I've been waiting for a family doctor for almost 4 years now, I've been getting hopeful for getting in somewhere with all of this 'the registry is shrinking' talk coming from the government, but now I'm wondering if others are experiencing this.
I work remotely from Halifax and live here, I'm interested in hearing about the improvements made for the Magnetic World event on Saturday, I read that a statement was released on Friday night about addressing issues.
I'm still sorting out the basics after moving to Halifax from Russia two months ago. I have furniture and items I couldn't sell and I'm looking for the best way to dispose of them. I've tried listing them on Marketplace but haven't had any luck.
I'm planning to move to Halifax and I'm thinking of walking to work from Dartmouth to downtown across the Macdonald Bridge. I've heard it's cold and windy in the winter, but I want to know if it's feasible to do so.
I live on Windsor Street near the Forum, my apartment has a facing door towards the street. Today, and while I was home, a woman I’ve seen around the neighbourhood before came up to the door and aggressively tried the handle, as if she was trying to get inside. She left after around 10 seconds of trying. I was inside but was scared to do anything. I opened the door and saw her on the steps of my building.
I was walking downtown today and the amount of garbage, empty alcohol cans etc around Citadel, mostly where people were lining up, was so disappointing to see.
I'm looking for eggs with really dark yolks for a recipe. I've seen them at some markets, but I'm not sure where else to find them.
I've recently moved to Halifax from Western Canada and I'm missing my favorite iced tea mix, specifically the Host brand. I've looked online and in stores, but I couldn't find it anywhere.
I live near the Fort Needham park and it's driving me crazy that the bell tower is ringing 5 minutes early every day. I'm wondering if it's just a setting on a box somewhere that needs to be adjusted.
I'm a first-time deer hunter with no friends or family in the area. I have my rifle, my wilderness card, and my hunters education, but I just need a spot to go to that isn't already taken by seasoned hunters. Is there anywhere decent around Tantallon that I could go and sit for a few hours each night this season?
Looking for top attractions and food spots in Halifax and PEI for a honeymoon, considering a love for seafood, hiking, and history.