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Oct 7, 2024 · This presence of Halifax Police is strongly favoured and appreciated by AGDT and ourselves to deter bad behavior for us and for downtown Halifax. Since Covid, this cost has increased 34.5%. Not withstanding adversity, our business and countless other restaurants, pub and nightclub businesses, and many other industries in Canada are still experiencing recovery from Covid and the recession.
Aug 7, 2013 · Downtown Halifax’s famous late-night haunt The Dome is growing up. It was announced today that food and drink industry kingpin, Grafton Connor Group (which also owns Cheers , Taboo Nightclub and Five Fishermen ), is renovating a part of the nightclub and re-opening it as a more adult-friendly (er, 25 plus) pub in October.
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Sep 6, 2012 · The Dome turns 30 years old next week, and is celebrating with four days of events, September 12 trough 15, with pretty stiff discounts and a number of great performers and DJs at the various venues. The history of the place is becoming lost as memories fade, explains Gary Muise , VP of operations at the Grafton Connor, the company that operates it.
1 day ago · Halifax, Nova Scotia, October 18, 2024 — The communities of Shelburne and Barton will have 13 new, energy efficient, homes after an investment of more than $5.1 million from the federal and provincial governments and Co-operative Homes Ltd. (Compass Nova Scotia).
Mar 8, 2020 · A bomb threat led police to evacuate The Dome in the midst of the weekend's busiest club hours — but after shutting down the block, police found no explosives. Just before 1 a.m. Sunday, Halifax ...
The Dome Nightclub is a multi-level club complex featuring live bands, live DJ's, cocktails, bottle service & late night dancing. ... 1739 Grafton Street, Halifax, NS ...
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Mar 8, 2020 · Downtown party goers were forced to leave Halifax's Liquor Dome early Sunday morning after a bomb threat was called into Halifax Police before 1:00 a.m. According to regional police, 1,300 patrons and staff were forced to leave the venue while officers conducted an investigation.
