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Halifax is the capital of the kingdom of Nova Scotia. It is the home of the parasitic Conservative dynasty led first by John Hamm and then later by his bastard son Rodney MacDonald. The Conservatives are like leeches, sucking all the money out of surrounding counties and using it to build their personal fortune and buy votes in Halifax. They steal from all parts of the province but they've stolen the most from Cape Breton. Mayor John Morgan continues to be a thorn in the side of the Conservative dynasty but he is only a minor set-back in the Conservatives' plan to demoralize Cape Breton and eventually turn it into a nuclear test site / quarry for self-lighting driveway gravel. Ironically, Supreme Overlord MacDonald hails from Cape Breton, but once he had a taste of power he lost any morals he had and assimilated into mainland culture.
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The Halifax Regional Municipality is home to a number of outdoor recreational opportunities, including numerous ocean and lake beaches, as well as rural and urban parks. The municipality has a host of organised community intramural sports, as well as varsity and intramural sports offered by public schools and post-secondary institutions and has extensive facilities.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia’s capital city (population of 360,000) and the gateway to Atlantic Canada, has numerous identities. Boasting one of the largest harbors in the world, it draws a major share of Canada’s container trade and oodles of cruise ship visits in the late summer and early fall. A few streets inland, there are many sights to take in, and while gorgeous coastal scenery begins just outside the city limits, especially during the spectacular autumn foliage displays, the waterfront is ... a delight to explore.
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Halifax has a tendency to sprawl somewhat. Public transit is limited and mostly impractical outside the downtown area. The downtown shopping and attractions will engage the average traveller for a day or two at most. Beyond this timeframe a car rental will significantly open up the surrounding area.
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The Halifax Thunder never quit, but in the end they couldn't overcome the Jets, losing 4-2 Friday night and 6-4 Saturday night, leaving the Jets the series win 3-1. Friday night saw another close fought game. Dan Pinaud scored a power play goal early and Karol Gorski scored on a penalty shot early in the third period to make the score 3-2. Despite some great chances to tie the game, the Jets scored with 4 minutes left to insure the win. On Saturday, Matt Grant made his last game a reflection of his last year, scoring a hat trick in a 6-4 loss. Karol Gorski added the other goal.
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Halifax keeps the fax and other office equipment up and running in tip-top shape. The company's divisions offer information technology (IT), computer maintenance, support, training, installation, and other related services. Halifax, an authorized service provider for manufacturers including IBM, Lexmark, and Nokia, provides support and on-site computer repair to government and commercial customers throughout the US. The company's five largest customers account for more than half of sales including #1 client IBM. Government clients (including state and local offices as well as federal agencies) account for about 20% of the company's sales. Family and affiliates of director Arch Scurlock own 27% of Halifax.
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