Dartmouth Cove legal disputes intensify
Infill project — and efforts to stop it — bringing municipal, provincial, federal representatives to court
Infill project — and efforts to stop it — bringing municipal, provincial, federal representatives to court
For snorkeler Elli Ofthenorth, the cove is more than a contested stretch of waterfront. It’s an accessible window into the vibrant marine life of Halifax Harbour.
The new harbour service by FlyteBoat aims to connect communities, support waterfront activity, and rethink how people move around the Halifax Harbour.
The company aiming to infill part of Dartmouth Cove has posted "No Trespassing" signs along the Dartmouth Harbourfront Trail at the cove.
City on the hook to receive full approval from province for bylaw, company continues plans for infilling project
HRM Councillors Becky Kent and Sam Austin discuss municipal politics amid changing power dynamics in Nova Scotia and beyond
The fight to protect Dartmouth Cove is ongoing. After strong community opposition and legal challenges, the federal government rescinded its April 2024 approval of Atlantic Road Construction & Paving’s (ARCP) plan to infill nearly seven acres of Halifax Harbour.