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Hope in the City 2026: Tickets Now On Sale!
Tickets for Hope in the City Halifax and St. John’s are now on sale! Join us for an inspiring morning of community, connection, and hope. Tickets sell quickly every year, so be sure to reserve your spot today. To purchase tickets, learn more about sponsorship opportunities, and donate, visit: salvationarmy.ca/atlantic/event/hitc2026
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New Year, New Use: Give Your Old Items a Second Chance
‘Out with the old, in with the new!’ This is the sentiment every year as the calendar changes, and as many of us know, the previous year isn’t all that goes out. After the busy holiday season, we are often challenged by the addition of those new and shiny items gifted at Christmastime. Where should…
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$4.2 Million Raised Through Christmas Kettle Campaign
Thanks to the generous support of donors across Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and Bermuda, The Salvation Army’s Atlantic Division is pleased to announce that its 2025 Christmas Kettle Campaign raised more than $4.2 million to support families and children in need. The annual campaign ran from mid-November to Dec. 24, with kettles stationed in high‑traffic public locations. “As economic instability and the rising cost of living…
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Celebrating 130 Years of Ministry in Glace Bay, N.S.
The Glace Bay Corps marked its 130th anniversary on the weekend of November 8-9, 2025 with a spirit-filled celebration. Highlights included a Saturday evening Praise event featuring the Halifax West Community Church Band and Cape Breton’s beloved Men of the Deeps choir. Colonel Margaret McLeod, The Salvation Army’s chief secretary, served as guest speaker throughout…
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Now Available: 2026 PEI Home Heating Program Application
In partnership with the Government of Prince Edward Island, The Salvation Army is helping Islanders heat their homes this winter through the Home Heating Program. The Home Heating Program offers maximum assistance in the amount of $1,200 per calendar year for individuals and families. How do I qualify? To receive up to $1,200 in each…
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Prepared to Serve: Halifax Youth and Volunteers Step Up at Field Day
In June, Halifax joined communities across the continent for Field Day – an annual emergency communications exercise that brings together amateur radio operators to simulate disaster scenarios and test off-grid capabilities. Locally, The Salvation Army partnered with the Emergency Management Office, and the Halifax Amateur Radio Club for the event where volunteers practiced emergency response…
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Opening Doors: What Food Bank Accreditation Means for Carbonear
For more than 30 years, The Salvation Army in Carbonear has been a vital source of support for individuals and families facing food insecurity. With its food bank operating out of the local church and powered entirely by dedicated volunteers, the team has long been committed to meeting the growing needs of the community. Still,…
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Giving Hope: The Salvation Army’s Wildfire Relief Efforts
The Salvation Army’s relief efforts continue as wildfires blaze across the province. Emergency Disaster Services volunteers have boots on the ground in Halifax and Shelburne county offering food and emotional and spiritual care to first responders and families forces from their homes. To give an idea of the scale involved, The Salvation Army fed over…
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NSP Maritime Link Donates $1.5M to HEAT Fund at Critical Time for Nova Scotians
Halifax, NS December 7, 2020 – Today, NSP Maritime Link Inc. (NSP Maritime Link) announced a donation of $1.5M to the Home Energy Assistance Top-up Fund (HEAT Fund), which will immediately benefit electricity customers in Nova Scotia who have been hardest hit by the financial challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. “This donation comes at a…
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Salvation Army Lends Kettles to Legion for Poppy Campaign
The Salvation Army works to meet the needs of each community we serve. Sometimes this means opening a food bank, other times it means offering shelter, but this year in Pictou it meant lending our iconic kettles to the local Legion to assist with their Poppy Campaign. “This is the first request we’ve had of…
