News releases from Waterfront Development Corporation (to July 2018) (Page 1)

The province is investing $400,000 into one of Lunenburg’s best known waterfront buildings.

An economic analysis released today, Dec. 12, found the Rendez-Vous 2017 (RDV 2017) Tall Ships Regatta event generated $14.4 million in new money for the provincial economy, and $3 million in additional provincial tax revenue.

Nova Scotia’s final farewell to the Rendez-Vous 2017 (RDV 2017) Tall Ships Regatta will take place in Annapolis Royal on Wednesday, Aug. 16.

The largest gathering of tall ships to dock in the Port of Halifax in years has begun to arrive as the launch for Rendez-Vous 2017 (RDV 2017) Tall Ships Regatta took place today, July 28.

Ships and crews from around the world will land in Halifax this month for Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta from July 29 to Aug. 1.

A roster of local tastes and experiences is coming to a new space on the Halifax waterfront this summer. Starting in mid-June, the area between Salter and Sackville Streets will house high-quality small local businesses, arts and entertainment.

Free concerts and ship tours and Nova Scotia’s best culinary and entertainment experiences are on deck during Rendez-Vous 2017 (RDV 2017) Tall Ships Regatta’s stay in Halifax, July 29 to August 1.

With renovations underway for the new Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE), potential tenants and members are encouraged to contribute to its final design.

Development of the Queen's Marque District is now underway on the Halifax waterfront. This mixed-use commercial, retail and residential development includes 75,000 square feet of public space and three new wharfs.

The seasonal vendor area on the Halifax waterfront is moving next spring to a new, vibrant place for high-quality small business, art and entertainment.

Waterfront Development Corporation today, Aug. 12, issued new requests for proposals for Nova Scotia's Signature Resorts.

Visitors to the Halifax waterfront will have a new outdoor venue to enjoy this spring.

From local business to ocean innovation, waterfronts are places where Nova Scotians can bring big ideas to life.

The former Canadian Coast Guard land on the Dartmouth waterfront will be home to an ocean innovation centre.

Visitors to McNabs Island in Halifax Harbour will see some improvements next spring.

Waterfront Development Corporation is inviting proposals from development and business interests to partner on construction of a new facility on the former Scotia Trawler storeroom site.

The community is invited to help shape the future of the Bedford waterfront from April 30 to May 3.

Waterfront Development Corp. is inviting the public to help shape the open space of the Cunard development site on the Halifax waterfont.

A new, $75-million Halifax waterfront residential-commercial development is closer to allowing more people to live and work downtown after it passed a major milestone.

Visitors to the Halifax waterfront will enjoy local, tasty fare and uniquely Nova Scotian products and experiences with a pinch of salt air as Waterfront Development Corporation welcomes an exciting lineup of seasonal businesses.