Haley Ryan

Reporter

Haley Ryan is the municipal affairs reporter for CBC covering mainland Nova Scotia. Got a story idea? Send an email to haley.ryan@cbc.ca, or reach out on Twitter @hkryan17.

Latest from Haley Ryan

Halifax-area man ordered to leave RV can stay — for now

Matthieu Tetreault was recently told he can stay in his RV until Halifax council makes a final decision about allowing RVs for residential use, likely coming in October.

Halifax council scraps overhaul of Windsor Street exchange

Halifax council has decided to stop the Windsor Street exchange redesign in its tracks, just months before construction could begin on the multi-million dollar project supported by all three levels of government.

Halifax concerned about quality of collision data from police

New data shows there were fewer deaths, but more injuries, on Halifax roads in 2023 compared with the previous year. However, municipal staff said they couldn't break down the injuries by severity because police reports have not always been accurate.

Documents reveal who donated to Halifax mayor, councillors in 2024 municipal election

Halifax financial campaign documents from the recent municipal election lay out how much money candidates for mayor and council raised — and from whom.

Halifax municipality orders veteran to leave RV he calls home

A Halifax-area veteran is being told to leave the recreational vehicle where he lives, because the municipality says it contravenes a local bylaw.

Halifax airport hopes new flights to U.S., Europe boost passenger recovery

New flights from Halifax to the United States and Europe are expected to help bring passenger numbers back to pre-pandemic levels, according to the airport authority.

Halifax police board endorses budget increases for RCMP, municipal force

Halifax's police board has endorsed budget increases for both municipal police and RCMP, saying the forces presented clear arguments for why the funds are needed.

Only 60% of Halifax residents satisfied with municipal services: survey

Haligonians' satisfaction with municipal services has dropped significantly, with more people raising issues with housing, traffic and transit in a new survey.

Halifax wind energy deal to cut city emissions by 24%

Nearly half of Halifax's municipal electricity will soon come from a Queens County wind farm, a move the city says will cut its greenhouse gas emissions by a quarter.

Halifax residents speak against budget increase for police they say 'failed' them

The vast majority of Halifax residents who spoke about this year's municipal police and RCMP budgets want the city's police board to reject any increases, saying they have lost trust in the forces and the money is better spent elsewhere.