Build it Right
Build it Right Build it Right
Build it Right
Build it Right who we are what is needed citizen action facility comparisons in the news current facility plans history of the mainland common current facility plans
Build it Right
Build it Right
Build it Right
Build it Right

Welcome to the Build it Right website

Sport after the Commonwealth Games

Published 01/21/10 [The Coast]
January 21st, 2010

The ongoing legacy of the abandoned Commonwealth Games on recreational athletics is occasionally positive, occasionally dubious

by Mike Landry

It was "a dark day for Halifax, a dark day for Nova Scotia, and a dark day for Canada." At least that's how a heated Halifax 2014 Board of Directors Chair, Fred MacGillivray, saw it after the city withdrew its Commonwealth Games bid.

Transit proposal replaces pool with bus shelter

Published 01/19/10 [cbc.ca]
January 19th, 2010
Lacewood Transit Terminal

A community swimming pool in Clayton Park could be torn down to make way for a bigger bus terminal for the area.

Metro Transit wants to relocate the Lacewood bus terminal in the Halifax neighbourhood, which officials say is overcrowded and in need of an upgrade.

Halifax 2011 Legacy Facility Officially Named

May 4th, 2009

The $40-million facility being built on the Halifax Mainland Common has been officially named the Canada Games Centre.


Other Recent News

Community Notices

Odds & Ends

Build it Right
Build it Right Build it Right
Build it Right