@harbourdiscourse.bsky.social
train good, ride bikes, have fun, he/him
I do think its kind of undercovered how big the wind energy expansion is in Nova Scotia I think we have something like 2.8 GWs, and we're expecting to break ground on 1.2 GWs of onshore (some fraction of that in practice) by 2028 and calls for bids on leases up to 5 GWs starting this year
I think this is a nice way for #BikeHFx to come together with people from the communities that Dr. Nouman Ali has been involved with to honour his memory.
In lieu of a Critical Mass ride, please join a memorial ride to remember Dr. Nouman Ali. Community members have planned a ride for August 9, at 1:00, in his honour. Our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all who knew him.
In lieu of a Critical Mass ride, please join a memorial ride to remember Dr. Nouman Ali. Community members have planned a ride for August 9, at 1:00, in his honour. Our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all who knew him.
This is outrageous and this driver needs to be held accountable. Please share (this post and) anything you know with police. This is the bike path they made a u-turn on (the ped path is on the south side) & the assault of the person on a bike took place on the roadway, where people on bikes cross.
(Traffic) Police investigate dangerous driving incident ** Release waterfrontmediahfx.the902hxir.ca/110128-2
(Traffic) Police investigate dangerous driving incident ** Release waterfrontmediahfx.the902hxir.ca/110128-2
locomotives, not passenger cars. brand new hybrid locos pulling cars laid down in the 50s
TRAIN?!
Oval this week, rain or shine! July 30, 7:00am.
“These brilliant people are dying on our streets due to something that’s preventable” A genuine commitment to Vision Zero isn't an option.
What irony to have this story come out on a day that I avoided a dooring myself #VisionZero #RoadSafety #Dooring www.saltwire.com/nova-scotia/... 1/2
The police-recorded cause of a third of road crashes in 2025 involving a cyclist and a driver was aggressive driving.
The cost of bike infrastructure has been debated by Halifax Council, but when lives are being lost on our roads, @sflkirk.bsky.social wonders about that cost. “There’s a narrative around, ‘Well, we can’t afford those things,’ but can we afford to kill people all the time on our roads?”
Halifax cyclist's death points to a larger city-wide issue, activists say
Halifax road safety advocates say that safer road systems and upgraded infrastructure could prevent fatal collisions.
saltwire.com
There’s a quiet culture change happening in Halifax. I think it’s most obvious at #KidicalMassHfx, where you can see “all the cool bikes,” but it’s also evident on an average Sunday afternoon at the pool. The culture of family cycling and cargo bikes is growing steadily and it’s wonderful to see!
“We know what prevents deaths of people cycling, it’s the same thing that will shift people from ‘interested but concerned’ to choose cycling: high-quality cycling infrastructure like protected bike lanes. The only thing standing in the way of us having that is political will…” Via @cyclehalifax.ca
Cycling infrastructure saves lives - The Coast | News, events, restaurants, concerts and Burger Week for Halifax, Nova Scotia
When I opened Instagram on Monday night and saw the screenshot saying that a person cycling had been killed in Halifax, I felt deeply sad, but I was also angry. Many people I know and care about have ...
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🔧 Bike Maintenance Workshop in Dartmouth Hands-on bike care basics with Adam Travis. Learn cleaning, lubrication, how to spot wear, and general maintenance every cyclist should know. All levels welcome. 📅 August 6, 2026 @ 6-8 PM 📍 Starr Park, 58 Prince Albert Rd Only 16 seats available, RSVP now!
The Ummah Masjid and his family have created a fund to do good in his honour. See more: www.launchgood.com/v4/campaign/...
In Memory of Dr. Nouman Ali | LaunchGood | LaunchGood
The greatest tribute to a life of service is to continue it. Help keep Dr. Nouman Ali's legacy alive through ongoing charity
launchgood.com
In 18 years France will have phased out Oil. In just over 20 years it will have phased out LNG. And Carney wants taxpayers to build new pipelines that won't even be online for approx. 5 years and take over 20 years after that to even begin to make a profit... #cdnpoli #neoliberal #wealthtransfer
France plans to ditch all fossil fuels by 2050. “France announced a ‘first of its kind’ plan to phase out coal by 2030, oil by 2045 & gas by 2050…The roadmap was published as dozens of nations gather for the first-ever international talks on how to transition away from planet-heating fossil fuels.”
'crimes in cars aren't really crimes if I do them' is one of the unstated assumptions unifying Americans across the political spectrum.
Subsidies for the ferry cost the government about $21m per year to move fewer people per season than the MacDonald Bridge Bikeway.
'We believe in that service': No new contract yet, premier says Nova Scotia committed to international ferry www.saltwire.com/nova-scotia/...
so the actual story is: Nearly 100 drivers have crashed on the Bridge since 1 Jan 2018. Why no cyclists, despite so many trips? bsky.app/profile/msvu...
More than 10,000 cycle trips across the bridge during the summer months. I think I'll carry this with me and pull it out every time someone says we're wasting money on bike lanes that nobody uses.
no record of any cyclist crashes on the bridge occurring since 1 Jan 2018 Waiting for general release about speeding drivers, a daily cause of crashes
Speeding CYCLISTS??
Dal prof. Nouman Ali was killed after being doored by a pickup truck driver on Friday afternoon while cycling. HRP are still investigating but issued the driver a ticket for inspection issue. But for cycling advocates, this incident a symptom of larger problems in HRM. globalnews.ca/news/1197415...
Cycling advocates urge stronger safety measures after Halifax man dies in ‘dooring’ incident - Halifax | Globalnews.ca
The death of a 71-year-old Halifax cyclist who collided with a vehicle door is renewing calls for improved safety measures on the road.
globalnews.ca
The main problem with the bridge wrt cyclists is we’ve never fixed the North St. approach. Want to prevent people from using the pedestrian side? make the bike side not stupid.
Genuinely asking, where on the bridge bike lane is there a posted speed of 25km/hr?
"More than 10,000 people use the bikeway during the summer months. No injuries have been reported" Maybe we could worry more about modes of transport that are actually killing, cars.
Genuinely asking, where on the bridge bike lane is there a posted speed of 25km/hr?