Driving Downtown, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 4K (2022 Summer) 

hey, could you pls tell me what camera is this video recorded on? thx

I hear it is expensive there. A saw a man on YT wanting to leave Toronto for Haliax and found Halifax expensive.

@@siriusjones956very expensive here, housing, 15% tax is the realllllll killer. I grew up here. Been around Canada but I could never leave this place forever. The province as a whole, the people are some of the nicest people I’ve ever been around. Sounds cliche but unbelievably true. Also Low crime. If people are worried about coming here alone.

1 fire and 1 flood later

Your compliments about Halifax are ours

Thank you 👍

They drove right through the construction zone..

That’s interesting 💗

@N b Cons: Very expensive city to live in. Poor transit system for a metro area of about half a million people. Only the central part of downtown is easily walkable unless you go to the suburbs, which are boring anyway. Unfurnished 1BR apartments anywhere within the urban area will run you minimum $1,000/month, not including utilities. Single rooms will run you well over $500/month. Most landlords/real estate companies will make you sign a 12 month lease, with very few exceptions. The provincial government caters to landlords and disregards tenant rights. Few opportunities for vertical growth in the business world, unless you are a construction manager, nurse or doctor. If that is the case, you can do very well there. Terrible weather. Also, although it is a relatively small city, it actually has some pretty dangerous neighbourhoods (Primrose, Albro Lake Rd., Uniacke Square, Bridge Terminal after dark. If you know, you know). As a tourist, you wouldn't really need to worry about these places except for the Bridge Terminal, which is the main bus station for the city. You can easily get assaulted after dark. Pros: Beautiful scenery in the warmer months, best seafood (and some of the best food in general) in Canada. It even has a MONGOLIAN restaurant, which to me is very unique. Very lively club/bar/entertainment scene, genuine and awesome people. Halifax PARTIES. Half a million people in the metro area but feels like a small town. People will talk to you out in public. Close to beaches and other locations for outdoor activities. Great museums and historical sites, great universities. York Redoubt, Public Gardens, Peggy's Cove and the Citadel are must-sees. Also, Halifax is a great base for exploring the rest of the [small] province, if you have a car. Cabot Trail, Kejimkujik, Port Royal, Louisbourg - all world-class vacation destinations. Great spot to visit (in the summer) but it is very hard to get by there as a resident unless you are coming with lots of money. Source: grew up close to Halifax.

We’re contributing to it

15% tax will hurt….. but the people make up for it. We’re all suffering together so everyone here are some of the most wholesome people I’ve ever met around the country/world. If you need a plug when you get here I gotchu 😂

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