CANADAHALIFAX news Lifeguard shortage affects supervision at four municipal beaches by admin 6 يوليو، 2022 written by admin 6 يوليو، 2022 26 HRM’s beaches officially opened for the summer season on Canada Day CITYnews halifax \ Meghan Groff Listen to this article Halifax Regional Municipality says a lifeguard shortage is affecting supervision this summer at four municipal beaches. Campbell Point in Brookside and Pleasant Drive Beach on Petpeswick Lake will only be supervised on weekdays. And there will be no supervision this summer at Webber’s Beach on Lake Charlotte and Malay Falls north of Sheet Harbour. HRM’s beaches officially opened for the summer season on Canada Day. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post How a naked parent-teacher meeting lead to an acclaimed book next post End of COVID-19 isolation requirement sparks calls for paid sick leave You may also like Carney says Canada will match U.S. auto tariffs 4 أبريل، 2025 تعهدات بواليافر وسينغ وبلانشيه لمواجهة رسم ترامب 3 أبريل، 2025 كندا تردّ بالمِثل: رسوم جمركية بنسبة 25% على... 3 أبريل، 2025 رسوم ترامب تدفع ’’ستيلانتيس‘‘ لتعليق العمل أسبوعيْن في... 3 أبريل، 2025 رسوم ترامب المتبادلة على عشرات الدول: كندا نجت... 3 أبريل، 2025 Halifax only paying for demolition of fire-damaged building... 3 أبريل، 2025 The latest on Trump tariffs: Senate passes resolution... 3 أبريل، 2025 Taxpayers on the hook for demolition of Bloomfield... 3 أبريل، 2025 Religious gathering cancelled in N.S. because of fears... 3 أبريل، 2025 Driver faces multiple charges following collision in Spryfield 3 أبريل، 2025