@Chrisde13314521 Thanks! We are very busy right now. Except for engineered slabs, we are mostly just taking on work for contractors, designers and architects that we typically work with. Sounds like they probably need a designer first anyway.
Charles P. Allen High is closing for the day. Families have been notified.
Students will be dismissed shortly. Buses are on their way to the school now. We will provide another update before end of day.
All students are safe and there is currently no threat to public safety.
It’s National Engineering Month, and Engineers Nova Scotia will be hosting events all March to celebrate! Join us on March 23 with your team and compete for prizes at Trivia at the T-Room! This event is free; registration required. https://t.co/C8Xb3ehlfj #NEM#NEM2023
On Dec. 6, 1989, the country was forever changed. 14 women died at Montreal’s École Polytechnique, killed simply because they were women. They were brilliant students, creative thinkers, beloved sisters and cherished daughters. Remember them today.
Campus flags have been lowered and will remain lowered until end-of-day today to mark two recent deaths in the Dal community along with the anniversary of the Halifax Explosion and the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. https://t.co/REvmDEUlVb
I was in my first year of university studying Math when the women were murdered in the Montreal Massacre. Undeterred, I switched to Engineering less than 4 months later and never looked back. #womeninSTEM#womeninEngineering
Today I am thinking of the victims of the Montreal Massacre, 1989 in which 14 female students were gunned down by a misogynist male. We must never forget the root cause of men's violence towards women and girls. And we remember the dead: https://t.co/9mGGKjdW3v
🤔 RT @DaveBoyce: There is a dead dog on Dunbrack. Called the City of #Halifax, they told me it's a provincial issue. Called the Province of #NovaScotia, told me it's a SPCA issue. Called @NSSPCA and no one answers the phone.
There is a police presence at Dartmouth High, John Martin Jr High and Woodlawn High schools. Dartmouth High and John Martin are in hold and secure for precautionary reasons.
Here's a look at some of the unofficial top winds from #Fiona across Atlantic Canada.
Top gust of 179 km/h at Arisaig, Antigonish County, NS!
Widespread gusts of 130-150+ km/h for coastal areas of eastern Nova Scotia, PEI and southwest Nfld.
#nsstorm#nlwx#nbstorm#pestorm