Noise, pets and property lines: New Halifax project aims to solve neighbour disputes

Global NewsTuesday, November 4, 2025 at 9:19:03 PM
Noise, pets and property lines: New Halifax project aims to solve neighbour disputes
A new project in Halifax aims to address ongoing neighbor disputes related to noise and pets. With over 4,000 complaints logged in 2025 alone, the initiative seeks to foster better community relations and provide solutions for residents.
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