| Grand total of infrastructure investments: |
$20.1 M |
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| Infrastructure projects: |
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| Halifax Citadel National Historic Site |
| Project descriptions: |
| Garrison Grounds Drainage and Resurfacing |
$350 K |
| The Garrison Grounds, which are part of the Halifax Citadel NHS, have long been used by both the military and community for a variety of purposes, including special events, sports activities and Royal visits. The objective of this current project is to provide improved field drainage infrastructure and regrade and sod the field to improve its performance as a multi-use, grassed surface. |
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| Halifax Citadel NHS - Perimeter Road Rehabilitation |
$1.2 M |
| A project was undertaken in 2014-15 to begin addressing perimeter road issues by rehabilitating the entrance area of the fort to make it more attractive, improve traffic and pedestrian flow and ensure fee compliance. The objective of this current project is to continue this work by assessing and renewing the existing paved perimeter/access road at the Citadel. Elements to be addressed include the paved surface, curbs, line painting, guardrail, signage and the entrance gates at Sackville Street and Rainnie Drive. |
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| Halifax Citadel NHS - Perimeter Security Fence Replacement |
$720K |
| Replacement of approximately 1000m of existing fence. |
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| Halifax Citadel NHS - South Front |
$12.2 M |
| This project will serve to repair the walls of the South Front of the Halifax Citadel NHS to improve their overall stability. |
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| Halifax Citadel Site Heritage Experience Centre |
$4.1 M |
| Complete design and fabrication of a new signature experiential offer to replace the four theatre Tides of History program. This will allow for a year-round interior experience program that is flexible and changing to engage new and urban Canadians. This space will accommodate large gatherings as well as ongoing experiential programs, and allow us to keep pace with other local attractions. |
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| Prince of Wales Tower Roof Rehabilitation |
$175 K |
| This project will see the installation of a new protective roof and windows to address issues with water infiltration along the roofline of the Prince of Wales Tower, which is a largely masonry structure. |
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| Town Clock Building, Halifax Citadel NHS |
$800 K |
| This project will include a complete assessment and renovation of the upper exterior stories and the interior renovation of the first floor, returning it to a useable state. It will also address ongoing issues with water infiltration to complete the required work on the Town Clock. |
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| Site Description: |
| The present Halifax Citadel was completed in 1856 and is the fourth in a series of British forts on this site. Today, the restored Citadel is a national landmark, commemorating Halifax's role as a key naval station in the British Empire and bringing history to life in Atlantic Canada's largest urban centre. |
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| York Redoubt National Historic Site |
| Project descriptions: |
| York Redoubt NHS - York Shore Battery Stabilization |
$565 K |
| This project involves significant masonry and concrete restoration work. |
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| Site Description: |
| Established in 1793 on a bluff overlooking the harbour entrance, and expanded in the 19th and 20th centuries, York Redoubt was a key element in the defence of Halifax Harbour. Visitors can see the Second World War Command Centre and enjoy the scenic views of the harbour mouth and adjacent coastline. This National Historic Site of Canada is part of the Halifax Defence Complex. |
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| * Please note that the sum of individual project values may not equal the grand total indicated at the top of this document due to standard rounding errors. |
