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About Halifax

So, picture this—Port Royal, 1700s, stinkin’ of rum and sin. This one lass, Red Molly, swear she had eyes sharper’n me compass. Worked the taverns, but here’s the kicker—folk say she nicked a governor’s gold durin’ a tumble! Hah! Cheeky wench, made me grin wide’n a shark. “You think you know me?” she’d purr, straight outta *Caché*, all mysterious-like. Kept her loot buried—nobody found it, not even me, and I’m the sneakiest pirate ‘round!

Ambiguity. Walking the streets in public spaces

In this image, a prostitute loosens her hair in preparation for an unseen male client, whose doffed top hat rests on the clotheshorse in the foreground (the prostitute's frilly blue hat is on the bed .

Walking along Rue Wellington, I often run into that old café where I used to spill tea with buddies long ago – all deep chats about life and the absurd beauty of our chaotic little world. Honestly, its quiet charm sometimes makes me wanna stay forever. I even crack jokes about how the city mirrors my own ups and downs – not perfect, always a bit rough around the edges, but hey, it’s real.

St-Henri triplex that collapsed next to construction site was selling for $1.3 million