Communications Manager
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Reference #SM-16154
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2022 GRITTY TO PRETTY PLACEMAKING GRANT: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
DHBC announces new grant streams for BIPOC artists
The Point-in-Time (PiT) Counts are surveys conducted across Canada to provide a one-day snapshot of the state of homelessness in their respective communities.
Media Advisory
Navigator Street Outreach Program to release key findings of 2022 HRM Point-in-Time Count
For Immediate Release
Public Service Announcement
Mother’s Day Projection Show on former Halifax Memorial Library
DELIGHTFUL DOWNTOWN Light Projection Show returns May 2022
(Downtown Halifax Crew 2021)
For Immediate Release
Public Service Announcement
“Spring Is Coming” Projection on former Halifax Memorial Library
For Immediate Release
Public Service Announcement
Heritage Day Projection on former Halifax Memorial Library
For Immediate Release
Public Service Announcement
African Heritage Month Projection on former Halifax Memorial Library
For Immediate Release
Public Service Announcement
Valentine’s Day Projection on former Halifax Memorial Library
Dear Premier Houston:
We are writing to you today representing over 4,000 downtown and main street businesses from across Nova Scotia. Many of these businesses, the lifeblood of their communities, have paid a heavy, heavy cost to not only follow, but promote, public health guidelines, in order to protect people as well as our over-extended health care system. But these businesses have existed in a seemingly endless cycle for two years now: rising cases lead to new restrictions, which leads to lost revenues, and then a need to advocate for renewed government support. The current wave has been the hardest thus far for most, as they have already seen two holiday seasons lost and are up to their eyeballs in debt, and are unsure of making payroll and rent, to say nothing of keeping their doors open for another several weeks.
Marketing & Communications Coordinator
Halifax, Nova Scotia
THIS JOB POSTING IS PART OF THE PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA’S GRADUATE TO OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM. APPLICANTS MUST HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED A POST-SECONDARY PROGRAM WITHIN ONE YEAR OF THIS POSTING TO BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY.
Dear Premier Houston:
We are writing to you today representing over 4,000 downtown and main street businesses from across Nova Scotia. We are at a critical stage in our fight against COVID-19. We require your immediate attention and assistance so that our members can persevere through this phase best described as “living with Covid”.
The Coast's 27th Annual Best of Halifax Awards Downtown Halifax Businesses
Public Service Announcement
Remembrance Day Light Show on Halifax Memorial Library
Public Service Announcement
Halloween Light Show on Halifax Memorial Library
MEDIA RELEASE
For immediate release
MEDIA RELEASE
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(photo credit: Sarah Cannon)
"IDA Canada is calling on all parties to commit to support the economic and social recovery of our downtowns and main streets through more long-term and sustainable initiatives," says Kate Fenske, the Chair of the International Downtown Association – Canada (IDA Canada) and CEO of Downtown Winnipeg.
Due to the weather forecast, the Tunes at Noon concert with Gizelle de Guzman on the Salt Yard Stage, Halifax Waterfront, has been cancelled for today.
Due to the weather forecast, the Tunes at Noon concert with Doris Mason on the Salt Yard Stage, Halifax Waterfront, has been cancelled for today. Tunes at Noon is a free, outdoor concert series, featuring performers from a wide range of musical genres.
Due to the weather forecast, the Tunes at Noon concert with Maura Whitman on the Salt Yard Stage, Halifax Waterfront, has been cancelled for today. Tunes at Noon is a free, outdoor concert series, featuring performers from a wide range of musical genres.
Due to the weather forecast, the Tunes at Noon concert with Braden Lam on the Salt Yard Stage, Halifax Waterfront, has been cancelled today. Tunes at Noon is a free, outdoor concert series, featuring performers from a wide range of musical genres. Concerts take place Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 12:00 Noon – 1:00 pm on the Salt Yard Stage, Halifax Waterfront, until August 27.
After a year-long hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions, the 13th Annual Tunes at Noon is back with its outdoor summer concert series presented by Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC), in partnership with the African Nova Scotian Music Association, Develop Nova Scotia,
After a year-long hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions, Tunes at Noon, is back and is looking for Nova Scotian musical artists for its 2021 line-up.
Membership Engagement Manager
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Reference #SM-14728
Placemaking Manager
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Reference #SM-14729
June 1, 2021
The Honourable Iain Rankin
Premier of Nova Scotia
Office of the Premier
7th Floor, One Government Place
1700 Granville Street
Halifax, NS B3J 1X5
Dear Premier Rankin:
May 27, 2021
The Hon. Iain Rankin
Premier of Nova Scotia
Office of the Premier
7th Floor, One Government Place
1700 Granville Street
Halifax, NS B3J 1X5
Dear Premier Rankin:
May 20, 2021
The Hon. Iain Rankin
Premier of Nova Scotia
Office of the Premier
7th Floor, One Government Place
1700 Granville Street
Halifax, NS B3J 1X5
Dear Premier Rankin:
Summer 2021 is rapidly approaching, and Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) knows this season will be a crucial sales period for businesses that continue to experience many challenges brought on by the unexpected global pandemic.
Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) has launched a call for submissions for the Spring 2021 Gritty to Pretty Placemaking Program.
In January 2014, Downtown Halifax Business Commission, Spring Garden Area Business Association, and Develop Nova Scotia launched the pedestrian counter program, collecting pedestrian count information at 10 locations, through 10 Eco-Counter electronic pedestrian devices.
Dowtown Halifax Crew, spring of 2020
If you’re missing the experience of live music, catch local “surf and twang” instrumental legends, Urban Surf Kings, at Argyle Fine Art, streamed live on Sunday, March 21, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
The Halifax Innovation District, an initiative of the Halifax Partnership, today announced a Green Delivery Service pilot project to supp
Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) has launched a call for submissions for the Fall 2020 Gritty to Pretty Placemaking Program. Gritty to Pretty includes three grants: Open Grant, Façade Lighting Grant, and Mural Grant.
DHBC is pleased announce the grant recipients for the Gritty to Pretty placemaking grant program.
Photo of Downtown Halifax Crew taken in spring of 2019.
Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) has launched two grants to assist Downtown Halifax businesses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic: the eCommerce Assistance Program and Back to Business Material Assistance Program. The deadline to apply for each grant is June 17, 2020, and businesses can apply online.
Photo of Downtown Halifax Crew taken in spring of 2019.
Developer, building owner, and property manager Starfish Properties is pleased to announce that their latest project is now complete. Starfish Properties partnered with Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) to install LED façade lighting on the G.M.
DHBC is pleased to launch the 3rd Annual Halifax Lights Festival, an eight-day celebration of the holiday season in Downtown Halifax, taking place November 30 to December 7.
Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) has launched a call for submissions for the Fall 2019 Gritty to Pretty Placemaking Program.
Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC), in partnership with Music Nova Scotia and print media sponsor The Coast, will once again present Tunes at Noon, a summer concert series featuring Nova Scotian performers of all genres of music on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC), in partnership with Quirk VR and eight organizations, has produced “Downtown Halifax 360” – an exciting six-minute, 360-degree, immersive virtual reality (VR) video that highlights some of the most popular attractions and points of interest i
Since the spring of 2018, 27 organizations worked together to facilitate discussions around the redevelopment of the Cogswell District to ensure that Halifax advances with the best overall urban design vision possible for the project.
Since January 2014, Downtown Halifax Business Commission, Spring Garden Area Business Association, and Waterfront Development have been collecting pedestrian count information at 10 locations, through 10 Eco-Counter electronic pedestrian devices.