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Nova Scotia's Waste Reduction Week: a guide of curbside giveaways to repair cafes
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18, rain or shine across the Halifax Regional Municipality.
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Nova Scotia's Waste Reduction Week: a guide of curbside giveaways to repair cafes
Halifax Regional Municipality's curbside giveaway is scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday
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By George Myrer
Published Oct 15, 2026
Halifax Regional Municipality's annual curbside giveaway will be held on Saturday, Oct. 17 and Sunday, Oct. 18, rain or shine.
Waste Reduction Week offers creative ways for Nova Scotians to extend the life of their belongings and reduce waste entering landfills.…
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