(ok well 2 weeks worth this week)

ZIM Luandafresh from the builders visited halifax this past week.

HMCS Halifax returns from Haiti

Cyclone testing comes to Halifax
Sea King replacement placed on deck of HMCS Montreal

Investment in Halifax Shipyard Will Create New Jobs

Toronto’s Lusitania model bound for Halifax

Locked In for Growth
With New Panama Canal Locks Opening Soon,right now only Norfolk, Va., Charleston, S.C., and Halifax, Nova Scotia, have the 50-foot-plus channel depth to accommodate the 12,500-TEU ships that will be able to transit the new locks

Montreal, Halifax Turn the Corner
The pace of decline in container volume slowed at Montreal, and throughput even turned up late in the year at Halifax, pointing to a gradual recovery in the year ahead.

Tall ships, deep pockets
Festival visitors dropped $32.8m into province’s economy in 2009

Expert: Don’t move container terminal

Recession to blame for drop in cargo volumes, port says

Port prep work starts:
Workers must shore up pier before dredging in effort to help cargo shipping

This is the year the smile replaces the smell for our harbour

Earthquake in Haiti dominated the news. Here are some of the stories of the Canadian Navy’s work there.
Navy ships leave Halifax for Haiti
Navy ships arrive off Haiti
Sailors brace for sad duties
Canadian sailors find massive destruction in Haitian city
Canadian sailors continue relief work

HMCS Halifax, Athabaskan headed to Haiti

Marine group set to announce shipping development todayThe marine group promoting the dredging of Sydney harbour and construction of a container terminal has scheduled an announcment unprecedented in the history of the ports of Sydney and entirely unique to the international shipping industry

Pollster: Fix up Halifax port By tearing it down?

Halifax to Boston ferry long way from docking

Halifax-Boston ferry could become reality

The case for commuter rail in Halifax

Waves create mess along Halifax waterfront

N.S. to fund Shelburne Ship Repair yard upgrade

Oil tanker heads for Bermuda with injured sailor A 50-year-old Filipino national got injured when a wave crashed over the bow of the Genmar Progress.

Surfing videos from Halifax Harbour have city hall a bit worried

McNabs will be easier to explore
A work crew has just started to restore Garrison Road, the main walking trail that runs from one end of the Halifax Harbour island to the other.

Ottawa not ruling out financial aid for Yarmouth-Maine sea link
federal government won’t rule out investing in a ferry connection between Yarmouth, N.S., and Maine until a study is completed in February

Shipyard completing $36-million contract
A METEGHAN RIVER shipyard is finishing up a lucrative contract to deliver 18 aluminum catamarans to England, where they will service wind fields in the stormy North and Irish seas.