CANADAHALIFAX news Lifeguard shortage affects supervision at four municipal beaches by admin 6 يوليو، 2022 written by admin 6 يوليو، 2022 64 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 مهرجان السينما الأفريقية في مونتريال يكشف عن برنامجه 12 مارس، 2026 ’’ستقوم كندا بدورها‘‘ للمساهمة في إمدادات النفط العالمية 12 مارس، 2026 إيبي أجرى ’’مناقشة صريحة‘‘ مع السفير الأميركي حول... 12 مارس، 2026 Search for second Annapolis County ice fisher ongoing... 12 مارس، 2026 Nova Scotia Health to replace transformer after power... 12 مارس، 2026 Archeologists discover historical shipwreck on Sable Island 12 مارس، 2026 Politicians and environmentalists call for transparency on N.B.... 12 مارس، 2026 Warmer weather breaks temperature records in N.S. 12 مارس، 2026 Premier Tim Houston reverses some budget cuts amid... 11 مارس، 2026 Budget cuts put seniors and vulnerable Nova Scotians... 11 مارس، 2026