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Cambridge Financial Services, Halifax has expanded into a full service accounting, bookkeeping and tax preparation firm providing a wide range of accounting and tax related services in Halifax. We currently employ a number of full and part time employees and either employs or is affiliated with C.A.'s and other professionals for projects where their expertise is required. Sure, there are less expensive alternatives in home based freelance bookkeepers and accountants, at least from a cost standpoint. However, these individuals don't have the same flexibility in handling workload spikes. Cambridge Financial Services has been very successful in helping our clients through one of the most troubling financial issues any business or individual can face: audits. Before you settle your tax bill, have us look it over for you first. Our proven track record has successfully reduced the tax bills for a large number of clients. Call us today and let us get to work for you right away!

Is your heart broken? Is your grief overwhelming you? Through the Healing For Grieving Hearts program I help you overcome the pain of overwhelming grief by guiding you through a process that will help you find a new sense of purpose while deeply honouring the love you shared. The grieving process is unique to everyone. There are no five stages of grief. The program includes mindful action steps, therapeutic art interventions and can be attended in person or by Skype. I will guide you through your grieving process with compassion and honesty. As a trained art therapist I use therapeutic art interventions to help you find answers to your questions and to strengthen inner resources. Art therapy helps you when you have no words for what you are feeling. The process of using art as a tool will support your healing process and bring new clarity.

Halifax Independent School is a private school without uniforms. Teaching students from pre-school to grade 9, we take pride in being a diverse community of enthusiastic educators, students and students' families, and in being able to provide an excellent academic foundation to our students in a respectful and collaborative environment for more than 40 years. Our programs are designed to give our students a meaningful educational experience that they can enjoy. Contact us for more information about our specialized instruction in French, Music and Swimming.

Chapman Auto Body Ltd is Halifax’s premiere automobile repair centre specializing in European fine cars and import & domestic body work. Independently owned and operated we have been a part of the greater Halifax business community for almost 40 years. We provide superior quality repairs for all makes and models. CSN – Chapman Auto Body is the first and only auto body repair shop in Atlantic Canada authorized to perform aluminum structural repair. We are also the only BMW and Porsche certified shops in Nova Scotia. We have grown with the automobile industry by constantly upgrading our equipment to exceed the standards for collision repair, and all our technicians are I-CAR trained.

DNA Technologies was founded in 1993 by Charles L. Butland in Los Angeles, California. The company was first conceived as an art authentication system for our inaugural customer, Joe Barbera, of Hanna-Barbera fame, and was initially named Art Guard Intern

Superior Foundations Limited was established in 1988 and is conveniently located to provide cost effective service throughout Nova Scotia. Greg K. Giles is the owner of Superior Foundations. Greg takes great pride in quality workmanship and the product he uses in every project. These factors contribute significantly to the first rate reputation Superior Foundations has earned.

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During the 1990s the Muslim community in Halifax grew rapidly and exceeded 10,000 Muslims due to influx of new immigrants mostly from the Middle East region following the first gulf war. During that time, the Maritime Muslim Academy (used to be called Halifax/Dartmouth Islamic School) was using the Dartmouth mosque for its classes. Due to the progressively increasing numbers of Muslims, Dartmouth mosque became insufficient to accommodate school students. Furthermore, a large number of Muslims who worked in Halifax found it difficult to commute to Dartmouth during lunch hour to perform Friday prayers at Dartmouth Mosque. Therefore, Dalhousie Student Union Building (SUB) was used for the weekly Friday congregation to allow students and those who work in the Halifax area to perform their Friday prayers easier.