Halifax welcomed the international Tall Ships fleet as the penultimate port of the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta.
Halifax is the largest city in Atlantic Canada, and its marriage of rich maritime history with a modern energy made the perfect welcome for the Tall Ships fleet. Against the backdrop of a bustling commercial harbour, Halifax proved to be a fantastic host to the the grand Tall Ships again.
The city’s historic waterfront is anchored by one of the world’s longest urban boardwalks – home to small local businesses, farmers’ markets, adventures by land and sea, and North America’s oldest saltwater ferry system. At the edge of the bustling downtown core, it’s one of the most visited destinations in Nova Scotia.
Throughout its time in Canadian waters, the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta showcased the best of Nova Scotia through music, culinary, historical and family friendly experiences on both sides of the harbour and in outport communities around the province. Nova Scotia’s sailing ambassador Bluenose II was front and centre during the event, showcasing our seafaring history and sail training passion.
Are you looking to cover this event for TV, radio, print or online media? Our dedicated media page has information about media accreditation, our online photo library, and much more.
A closed-captioned recording of a Peggy's Cove virtual public information session hosted by Develop Nova Scotia on January 28, 2021.
Peggy’s Cove needs infrastructure improvements to support community liveability, coastal protection, accessibility, and visitor experience.
Develop Nova Scotia has been working with the community of Peggy’s Cove to create a comprehensive master planning and design process for the community. This work began in 2018 and, in 2020, we moved from the planning and design phase to construction of the first phase of infrastructure improvements.
To learn more about the Peggy's Cove project visit:
https://developns.ca/projects/peggys-cove-master-plan/
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