Has anyone ever been to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada?

Yes, I used to live there. The people a very friendly and laid back. Drivers are very considerate. You have to go to the Halifax Waterfront and get icecream at Cows. You can go on a harbour cruise and there's lots of great restaurants(Il Mercato and the Pressgang) and bars. I can be a little chilly though, so make sure you take a sweater and a jacket. Have a great trip!

i live in canada. its great. it has fresh air and no one has guns. enjoy your trip to the best country on earth :D

my bro was there he said its a small towm, maybe like Portland, ME

Halifax has seven universities. So, that's about 30,000 students out of a population of 360,000. It also has the largest Buddhist community in North America. It has a lively nightlife. There are a lot of bars and clubs on Argyle Street, another cluster in Historic Properties and a few in the Brewery Market. All of these places are a short walk from each other. Lots of cool restaurants, and neat cruising options: take the ferry to Dartmouth for $3.50 return, or go for a harbour cruise on a tall ship. The Silva. If you loved Titanic, go to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. The film's director sent his set decorators here. They have the largest Titanic collection in the world. And you can even do a Titanic tour of the city and see where J Dawson is buried (Leo's namesake in the film). And depending when you go there are lots of cool festivals that take place. Check out events on novascotia.com For shopping - Spring Garden Road and a few of the streets off it. The bigger malls at the Halifax Shopping Centre and MicMac Mall (in Dartmouth, across the harbour, without a car it might be a hassle to get here, so stay on the Halifax side).