Halifax

Yes, there is skating in Halifax.

Halifax, close to 500 000

Most of the people with money in Halifax no one knows about. Brad Langille and Fred George come to mind... they have something to do with gold mines. Rob Steele is up there... he owns a bunch of car dealerships and radio stations. The Sobeys are an hour away in New Glasgow and are some of the richest in Canada. There is also the Risley family whom are quite wealthy. Overall there is a lot of money in Halifax but most people don't know its there. There are also a lot of flashy people who like to act like they are high rollers but are mortgages to the hills, goes to show you that you never know who people are.

On December 6, 1917 the second biggest man made explosion devastated the Halifax harbor.

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Well, 2000 people had died during the explosion, and before the explosion the population was 50 000 so 48 000, but what nobody relizes is that there ws a blizzard the night of the Halifax explosion so we don't know how many died during the night or after from the side effects

Halifax is spelt the same in both English and French.

A Halifax sort code is a six-digit number used to identify specific branches of Halifax Bank in the UK for the purpose of processing transactions. The format is typically two digits, a hyphen, followed by another two digits, and ending with two more digits (e.g., 11-22-33). It plays a crucial role in facilitating bank transfers, direct debits, and other financial operations. Each sort code corresponds to a particular branch or location, ensuring that funds are directed accurately.

The sort code 11-18-11 is associated with Halifax's banking services in the United Kingdom. It typically designates a specific branch, but for precise location details, it's best to reference Halifax's official resources or contact customer service.

Halifax primarily sources its power from renewable energy, fossil fuels, and nuclear energy. The majority of its electricity is generated by Nova Scotia Power, which utilizes a mix of hydroelectric, wind, and biomass sources, alongside traditional coal and natural gas plants. The province has been actively working to increase its renewable energy capacity to meet sustainability goals. Additionally, Halifax is interconnected with the regional grid, allowing for energy imports and exports.

i dont think so. but if you go on the highway to go to cape berton and pass by a big statue of a man, i think there are some around or near that.

Yes, there is a Lululemon in Halifax. It is located at 5486 Spring Garden Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia. For further information like telephone number got to http://www.lululemon.com/halifax/halifax. That should help you out!

this explosion impacted Canada because there was so much damages that Canada had to pay for, even though it was only $35 million in their time, it would be $500 million in 2007 dollars. Since there was so much damages and so much injuries and lives lost is how it effected Canada.

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The Halifax Explosion of 1917 had an imapct on Canada because the ship originally caught flame before exploding. A crowd gathered to watch the ship burn, causing much more casualties. The total people killed instantly (when the ship did explode after drifting into port) was 1,900, and left 9,000 injured.

Almost all of the North end of Halifax was destroyed, Mont-Blanc (the ship that exploded) shattered into little pieces and were blasted 2 miles in every diredction, houses windows shattered 50 miles away.

The Halifax Explosion caused so much damage and killed so many that Canada released Relief Efforts, and money poured in as far as China. Canada gave 18 million and slowly, Halifax was pieced back together.

Halifax's topography is characterized by hills, cliffs, and rock formations along its coastline. The city is situated on a hilly peninsula surrounded by the Halifax Harbour and the Bedford Basin, offering scenic views of the water from various vantage points. The terrain is relatively rugged and uneven, with several parks and green spaces providing natural beauty within the urban landscape.

A person from the city of Halifax is called a Haligonian.

Dr. Renda Bouzayen is a fertility specialist located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She- practices at the IWK Health Center. Her office phone number is 902-470-7098. That should be a good start in order to find out the fees for IVF in Nova Scotia. However, before you go that route, I would recommend asking your family doctor or your gynecologist for a referral to her. It may take quite awhile to get in but it's probably worth the wait. Unless you have already consulted with a fertility specialist, it's good to consult her because you may not even need IVF to get pregnant. A lot of the stuff is covered under MSI. The appointment is made for both you and your partner. She will get a detailed medical history and tell you what tests she thinks are necessary. Tests can include blood work to check for hormone levels and a sperm count for your partner. Other more invasive tests may be needed, depending on your situation. Before recommending any costly procedures she will see what is causing your fertility. Sometimes fertility drugs can fix the issue, other times the answer is IVF or some other method. But at least let your MSI coverage take you as far as you can go. You will know where you stand and have a good handle on what you will need to do to get pregnant and how it will affect you financially. I'm sorry I don't know the exact cost, but Dr Bouzayen's office is an excellent resource to find out. When in the office I briefly saw a rate chart that looked like IVF might be 1500.00, but don't quote me on that. Good luck with your search.

The driving distance is about 371 road miles and total driving time is approximately 8 hours and 15 minutes.

The address of the Halifax County Historical Association is: Po Box 12, Halifax, NC 27839-0012

There have been many unfortunate disasters in Nova Scotia, some of the worst are man made, such as the Halifax explosion the mining disasters in Springhill and most recently at the now defunct Westray coal mine in Stellarton . Since the question is about natural disasters then that must go to any number of storms over the last 2 centuries, Saxby Gale Monday, October 4, 1869, was a huge and terrible storm.The Groundhog Day Storm Monday, February 2nd, 1976 hit Yarthmouth and caused extensive damage. The most recent was Hurricane Juan which tore into central Nova Scotia September 28th 2003 which took out the power to 80 percent of the population for up to 10 days.

Halifax is the capital of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.