The house is an emergency shelter for homeless and transient women and their children. Gives location, facilities, services, phone numbers and solicits donations and volunteers.
The church is wheelchair accessible and open for worship on Sunday on Robie Street. Lists church beliefs, history, name, missions, devotions and contact information.
Companion site to CBC's outreach and partnership program. Features a detailed narrative of events before and after the explosion including a docu-comic, images, video files, and downloadable educational materials.
Established in 1786, the members reflect the city's varied and interesting population who still answer the call of charity and Irish culture. Lists history, meetings, members and membership.
Enraged pedestrian. Hiker. Explorer. Web developer. Photographer. Daydreamer. Come from away Upper Canadian. Black sheep spinster uncle. Recluse. Halifax, Nova Scotia.
An organization to raise money for medical research. Provides information on the foundation, research funding, fund raising activities, thanks and contact details.
On McNabs Island in the centre of the harbour stands the grassy ruins of a fort that served as a key element of harbour defence. Discusses directions, history, services, fees, contact information, weather and links.
A small oval hill in the middle of Halifax harbour, its strategic location was the heart of the seaward defences of Halifax naval base. Offers history, directions, fees and weather information.
The festival is presented by the members of the Greek Orthodox community of St. George's. Discusses events, brochure, prizes, regulations, links, dates, times and contact details.
For almost 250 years Halifax has been a military bastion. The complex is a unique system of harbour defences. Lists five venues, directions, history, weather, links and contact information.
Military re-enactment unit of the 78th Highlanders at the Halifax Citadel. Includes history and information about the regiment as well as the 3rd Brigade - Royal Artillery, music school details, membership, photos, and ordering information for a selection of gift items.
Aimed at youth age 10-18 interested in policing, it teaches citizenship, leadership and voluntary service to the community. Lists information, projects, public relations, links, sponsors and contact details.
A look at post-explosion municipal planning in Halifax with particular focus on the Hydrostone district; includes photos, links, maps and background information.
A non-profit, community based organization based in Halifax offering at-risk and homeless youth the opportunity to break the cycle of homelessness. Describes programs, services, fundraising activity and how to help.
Historical facility for Pier 21, the site of hundreds of thousands of immigrations between 1928 and 1971. Includes resources, education kit, visitor information, and membership details. [English, French, and Italian]
Built in 1796-97 to defend from French attack, it was the first tower of its type in North America. Portrays history, architecture and significance. Offers directions, hours, contact information, services, fees and weather.
A non-denominational Christian outreach missionary church whose main focus is to reach out to women who have fallen victim to life on the streets. Lists activities, creed and contact information.
The Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, founders of and teachers in, Mount Saint Vincent University. Lists activities, contact details, FAQs, ministries, the motherhouse, news and events.
Details about the oldest Protestant place of worship in Canada, provides a parish history, general information including Worship times, events, Faith connections, church location, parish contacts and related links.
Anglican congregation. Information on identity, worship, services, involvement, outreach, education, music, events, history, contacts, and related links.
Non-profit youth organization that serves the north end of Halifax provides free programming, community outreach, and drop in opportunities for children aged 4 to 17.
On location since 1749 at Hollis and Prince streets, the church has a long and colourful history. Offers personnel, hours of worship, history, sermons, Sunday school, choir, newsletter, events and contact information.
Programs include a preschool, art gallery, Internet access, and supervised visits of children with non-custodial parents. Offers calendar, news, links and profile.
Built in 1793 on a bluff overlooking the harbour entrance, the redoubt was a key element in the defence of Halifax Harbour. Presents directions, contact information, history, services, fees and weather details.