Tanvi

Acadia U Bsc Nutrition and Psychology 🍎 🧠

[Tim Houston @TimHoustonNS]

We are in the middle of one of the largest snowfalls in the Province’s history. I have been in constant contact with our Emergency Management team throughout the day and our team has been doing everything they can to locate and move all available plows and equipment from every area of the province that’s not using them to get them, safely, to the areas of greatest need.

We’re also working with NB and PEI to get equipment.

And a request is being made of the federal government to offer any and all support they can provide.

Please follow your local directives and stay off the roads to allow our plows to do their work. Please stay safe, everyone. It will take time to dig out and clear roads so please be kind and patient. Lots of good people are working very hard.

[Centre for the Sensory Research of Food @CSRFAcadia]

Our new paper investigates the addition of allyl isothiocyanate to soup and the resulting sensory properties. Thanks to Jamal, Mackenzie, Tanvi and Rachel (@AcadiaNutrition) for working on the project!
https://t.co/YJGc0qIa9M

[Tanvi @TanviD1611]

Just two Acadia alum taking over Devour!
@BarbAnderson4

[Centre for the Sensory Research of Food @CSRFAcadia]

We continued our investigation into thickened and protein-enhanced foods. This study investigated the addition of different proteins (whey, soy, hemp and pea) to thickened tomato soup. @AcadiaNutrition
https://t.co/B3H4o2els3

[Tanvi @TanviD1611]

@ClaudineBonner Bright and sunny 🌞

[Centre for the Sensory Research of Food @CSRFAcadia]

How do Atlantic Canadians feel about salt reduction strategies? Check out our new paper written by the awesome @AcadiaNutrition graduates Tanvi, Mackenzie, Jeanne and Rachael!!!
https://t.co/EOtFtGEy7i

[Jason Malloy @JasonMa47772994]

Here’s a look from a few minutes ago at Lake Pisiquid in downtown Windsor.

[Ryan Snoddon @ryansnoddon]

This area of Highway 101 in Lower Sackville is significantly flooded.
These pictures taken earlier, show cars almost completely submerged near the 102 interchange.
Sackville River runs parallel to the highway here.
Images courtesy @locmac06 & Ray McKinnon.
#nsstorm #nswx

[Nathan Coleman @NateTWN]

The flooded out rifle range #Halifax

[CBC Nova Scotia @CBCNS]

UPDATED: An evacuation order is in place for people living near Nova Scotia's Saint Croix River system, as torrential downpours swamp much of the province. https://t.co/9ahr4ZK2mL

[leafhead @emcmack]

How can anybody living in NS this summer not believe in climate change?

[hfxgov @hfxgov]

Numerous roads are washed out & remain closed due to flooding. There are abandoned cars on roads & highways causing dangerous conditions. There's significant damage & residents are advised to stay off the roads. See a map of blocked roads due to flooding: https://t.co/Qrjhoe1F22

[Melanie 🇨🇦 @Mellyfax]

Lower Sackville

[Halifax Fire News @HRMFireNews]

Hate to say this for the second time in two months but there will be many dozens, if not hundreds, of structures damaged by tonight's events.

[Ryan Snoddon @ryansnoddon]

The Bedford Highway (near the Sunnyside Mall) is currently also the Sackville River.
#nsstorm #nswx

[Adsum for Women & Children @adsumforwomen]

HRM is under water, we’re in the 5th hour of an electrical storm & police are asking ppl to avoid travel. Yet 100s of people staying in tents - our neighbours - have nowhere safe to go. Tents are not safe shelter & they are not homes. Housing is a human right.

[Ryan Snoddon @ryansnoddon]

Numerous road washouts in the Bedford and Sackville areas!!
The Bedford highway is dangerous and completely water covered, with rocks and debris in many places.
This is between the Fisherman’s Market and Hammonds Plains Road.
#nsstorm #nswx

[Halifax Fire News @HRMFireNews]

Correction that is Tanker 50, it’s flooded out on Windsor Junction Rd, I can report the members are safe at this time and mechanical is en route to the scene.

[Halifax Fire News @HRMFireNews]

Bedford Place Mall: the report here is that the roof is possibly collapsing on the mall, crews are en route in to check on this.

[WaterfrontMdaHfx @HfxMda]

Via RCMP

RCMP is asking motorists to stay home due to current weather conditions. We have received multiple reports of local flooding on Hammonds Plains Rd., Lucasville Rd., Sackville Cross Rd. & parts of Sackville Dr., Beaverbank Rd. Lucasville, Middle Sackville #hfxtraffic