Welcome to the Fall/Winter edition of Spryfield Magazine! As we embrace the cooler days ahead, let's come together to celebrate everything our amazing community has to offer.
CONTENTS
p4 ..... Spryfield Days Festival
p9 ..... Spryfield's Multicultural Festival
p11 .... Sambro Sou‘Wester Days
p12 ....We Will Remember
p13 ....Spryfield Lions Rink: Then & Now
p14 ....51st Annual Spryfield Santa Claus Parade
p19 ....Beaver Enviro Depot : Celebrating 45 Years
p20 ...Eric Caines Memorial Scholarship Recipients
p21 ....A Great Place to Call Home
p22 ...Your Fall Haven for Furry Friends
p27 ....Pathways to Education & Chebucto Connections
p29 ....Business Directory
PUBLICATION TEAM
Managing Editor: Darlene Burbridge
Graphic Designer: Lori Hennessey
Publisher: Spryfield Business Commission Bruce Holland, Executive Director
Printer: Advocate
ItsHarvestTime!
It’s that time of year when the air is crisp and coo gardens and getting ready for all the Fall activit , , freshness of the air this time of year and the beautiful Fall colours are always so amazing!
The Spryfield Business Commission and our many businesses are looking forward to assisting our community non-profit organizations with their Fall Harvest Markets and Craft Fairs. Always lots of fun and great crafts to be had for Christmas presents.
October is when we see so many incredible Halloween decorations and events We are looking forward to all those scary events and activities throughout the community on Halloween!
The Spirit of a community can always be measured by how it remembers those who have served and are serving our country. The tremendous Spirit of our communities can always be seen at the Annual Remembrance Day Service at the Earl Francis Memorial Spryfield Legion on November 11th each year We look forward to seeing everyone at this years’ service!
Following the Remembrance Day Service the excitement starts to build in anticipation of the Annual Spryfield Santa Claus Parade! Last year was the 50th Anniversary of the Parade and we are looking forward to making the 51st Parade event bigger and better Last year was the first time we live broadcast the Parade with the assistance of NS Live TV. We had so many positive comments and people thanking us for live streaming it; we will be doing that again this year for all those who are not able to get out to see it in person. If you would like to participate in the Parade, send me an e-mail and I’ll send you an application (there is no fee to participate, but we do ask that you bring a contribution for the food bank).
Once the Parade is over the hustle and bustle starts for Christmas and the Holidays. Our businesses look forward to serving the community at this busy time of year and thank you for shopping locally!
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Spryfield Business Commission and all our Business Members, we wish you a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and a healthy, prosperous New Year!
Sincerely,
Celebrating Community Spirit: The 6th Annual Spryfield Days Festival
By Darlene Burbridge, SBC Administrator
The 6th Annual Spryfield Days Festival was a weekend filled with excitement, fun, and community connection, as residents gathered to celebrate the best of what Spryfield has to o th M m K
Family Fun for All Ages: The Family Fun Day saw a fantastic turnout, with children of all ages delighted by the array of activities. From free bouncy castles, train rides, and carnival games like Cow Pie Fly and the Snake Pit, to interactive games like Connect 4, Jenga, and Tic-Tac-Toe, the event truly had something for everyone. Ballet performances, balloon sculptures, and tasty treats like cotton candy and popcorn only added to the festive atmosphere.
Meanwhile, the Spryfield Lions Club fired up the BBQ, serving hot dogs and hamburgers with proceeds supporting the Eric Caines Memorial Scholarship, which benefits JL Ilsley students.
The Thrills of the Duct Tape Boat Races: Sunday brought a splash of excitement with the annual “Fun-DUCT-Raiser” Duct Tape Boat Races at Long Lake Park Creativity and community spirit were on full display as teams took to the water in boats made entirely of duct tape.
This year’s races were as competitive as ever Usain Boat, captained by Shean and Ryan, claimed victory in the final heat, while C-Squared captured the People’s Choice Award for a third consecutive year with their imaginative costumes. The Creativity Award went to Jimtown Public Works, a father-and-son project, while the Titanic Award for Best Sinking was humorously given to The Hoppy Hour by Alexander Keith Brewery
In a thrilling conclusion, The Antelope, powered by mayoral candidate Nolan Greenough and Megan, set a new course record with an impressive time of 1:30 00, beating the previous record of 1:40 44 A total of $4,263 was raised for the Long Lake Provincial Park Association, with thanks going to all participants, donors, and supporters who made the event possible.
Music Under the Big Top: As the sun set, festival-goers gathered for the evening concert under the “Big Top” tent Local musicians, including The Sullivans, The Johnsons, Too Spry, and Roadshow Scarecrow, provided the perfect soundtrack to a memorable night Lively performances and a beer garden ensured that this year’s concert was one to remember.
A Sweet Finale: The weekend wrapped up with the beloved Strawberry Shortcake Social at the Spryfield Urban Farm Museum Guests indulged in delicious strawberry shortcake while basking in the beauty of the farm, lovingly tended by volunteers who have created a true oasis in the heart of the community.
The 6th Annual Spryfield Days Festival was a resounding success, thanks to the hard work of organizers, volunteers, sponsors, and attendees. It was a weekend of community, fun, and celebration, reminding us all of the special bond that makes Spryfield so unique. 5
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For 14 years, Jacob & Steven, the infamous "Halloween Boyz," have summoned spirits and sent shivers down the spines of their neighbors with an event that’s now a local legend Last year, nearly 800 little terrors dared to enter their haunted world, drawn to the eerie spectacle that grows darker and more thrilling each year.
In the days leading up to Hall ransforms into a sinister landscape, where the boundary between ead blurs. But there’s more to this night of fright than meets the eye. Beneath the cobwebs and flickering jack-o'-lanterns lies a cause dear to their hearts raising funds for The Youth Project of Halifax. Over the years, they’ve raised more than $5,000, and their love of Halloween has turned into a force for good.
But pulling off such a nightmarish event takes more than just ghosts and ghouls it takes a dedicated team of around 20 volunteers, all working together to bring the haunted vision to life. Donations of supplies or funds are always welcomed to make each year the most terrifying yet. Want to contribute? You can donate directly through their Amazon wishlist here: https://shorturl at/b8GJA
"From the day we moved here, Steven wanted our home to be the Halloween destination," Jacob shares. "Seeing our community come together, not just for the scares but for something meaningful, is humbling We couldn’t do this without everyone’s support "
A H ll night approaches, prepare yourself for a chilling experience where reality fa supernatural takes over because this year, the Halloween Boyz, their te teers, and the spirits they summon are ready to haunt the night once a
WHERE IN THE WORLD WILL ROTARY ADVENTURE CLUB TAKE YOU THIS YEAR?
GIVE THE GIFT OF THE ROTARY ADVENTURE CLUB THIS HOLIDAY SEASON ALL WHILE SUPPORTING YOUR LOCAL HALIFAX NORTHWEST ROTARY CLUB
by Bruce Holland
The Spryfield Multicultural Society was pleased to host its second annual Spryfield Multicultural Festival, which by all accounts was a huge success This year the Festival was help at the Greek Church on Purcell’s Cove Road Folks enjoyed delicious food and entertainment from a variety of cultures
Usha Goel, President of the Society said, “We were delighted to see so many people come and enjoy the food and entertainment This was a great location to host the event I would like to thank my committee members, volunteers, sponsors, the venders, and performers, for making this a successful event ”
Spryfield continues to grow into a multicultural community, and it is always great to bring folks together to experience the foods, entertainment, and traditions of so many different cultures On behalf of the Spryfield Business Commission we thank Usha, the Board of Directors of the Spryfield Multicultural Society, and all those involved in making this Festival possible
HOW TO PLAN A TAX-EFFICIENT RETIREMENT WITHDRAWAL STRATEGY
When it’s time to retire, many Canadians have several sources of income As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER, I look at all potential sources of retirement income to come up with the most tax-efficient retirement withdrawal strategies and a long-term plan, which sources you should draw from first to help minimize taxes
Withdrawing the right retirement income at the right time could help save you thousands
Starting retirement can be a challenging one for many. You suddenly have to change your mindset from making money and saving, to drawing from your savings to provide income Many retirees have several sources of income in retirement, but often don’t realize that the sequence of withdrawals which sources you withdraw from first can have major tax implications
It’s important to be aware of your potential tax rate in retirement One of the key retirement withdrawal strategies is to maintain a consistent income level, in the lowest tax bracket possible This involves juggling your income from taxable and non-taxable sources so as to avoid going from one extreme to the other (where you might pay zero tax one year and a high rate of tax in another).
The time when many Canadians could rely on just their company and government pension for retirement income is long gone Retirees often have several sources of income now, which can be fully taxable, partially taxable (such as capital gains) or tax free Sources could include CPP, OAS, RRSPs, TFSAs, Non-registered, Company Pensions, Cash in accounts and more.
One RRSP/RRIF withdrawal strategy can be to maximize withdrawals from them early on in your retirement, especially if you intend to delay taking CPP and OAS This will have the added benefit of reducing your overall RRIF amount, which will reduce the taxable minimum withdrawal amount. Delaying drawing from your RRSP/RRIF until the last moment usually isn’t advisable This sudden jump in taxable income can bring you into a higher tax bracket, whereas blending it in with other sources of income can keep your total income consistently in a lower tax bracket
Another RRIF withdrawal strategy, if you don’t need all of your RRIF income in the early years, is to put that excess cash into a TFSA to provide you with more tax-free income growth and withdrawals in the future If you have a spouse, you can also put the excess money into their TFSA Once you start drawing from OAS, you’ll also income under the OAS limit, otherwise it will start to b
Another consideration is pension splitting with your sp share up to 50% of your pension income with them; this they are in a lower tax bracket This will mean that you tax but could reduce OAS clawback
The Sambro Sou'Wester Days once again affirmed its place as a cherished community event With an impressive turnout and a vibrant atmosphere, the festival proved to be an undeniable success, showcasing the spirit and togetherness that define Sambro and its surrounding areas
Although the festival weekend started with a few weather challenges, the unpredictable skies eventually gave way to sunshine, setting the stage for a memorable conclusion to the festivities.
At the heart of the event’s success were the members of the Sambro and Area Community Association (SACA), who, alongside a dedicated team of volunteers, worked tirelessly to bring the festival to life Their commitment to preserving this beloved tradition was evident in every aspect of the event, from the meticulously organized activities to the welcoming atmosphere.
Every year nominations from the community are received for folks who go above and beyond to make their community a better place to live, work and play, and who contribute to Sambro's culture This years Sambro Spirit Award Recipients were: Aronda Garrison, Theresa Kirk Gray, Jill Hann, and Susan Feltmate
Gratitude is extended to all the volunteers, sponsors, and participants who contributed to making this year ’ s festival exceptional Whether cheering for a team, participating in the lively parade, or enjoying the musical performances, the festival was a testament to the power of community engagement and support.
As the final notes of the festival faded, one thing was clear: the S cornerstone celebration
President Chuck Martin and the Executive of the Earl Francis Memorial Spryfield Legion invite the community to attend the Annual Remembrance Day Parade and Ceremony on November 11, 2024.
The Remembrance Day Parade will form up at the Spryfield Shoppers Drug Mart on Herring Cove Road at 10:45 am and will March to the Cenotaph at the Spryfield Legion where the Ceremony will take place
A reception will follow with hotdogs and treats for the children with a D.J. performing for Veteran’s and the Community from 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
SPRYFIELD LIONS RINK
The Spryfield Lions’ Rink began as a vision in 1969, when the Spryf Lions Club proposed building an arena Frank “Wee” Martin was ma Chair of the committee and oversaw the construction There is a sto Mr. Martin. The rink was renamed after Frank in 1997; however, w work to outline the footprint, began in March of ’72, with the sod turn
As with any community facility, funding is necessary A lot of funding from the province, and we had walk-a-thons to help with fundraising Spryfield who didn’t participate in one way or another This 20-mile walk (actually 17 4 miles, but whos counting) started at the former MT&T building on Joseph Howe Drive, (with Yvan Cournoyer signing autographs) up Herring Cove Road to Old Sambro, then down Sussex to Williams Lake Road and then around Purcell’s Cove Road through Herring Cove to Drysdale Road.
Here is a fact most do not know Several Lions’ Club members (my dad, Doug Adams included), put their family homes up as collateral for the rink You have no idea how glad I am our rink was successful.
The Rink officially opened on November 27th 1972 Have a look at this timeline 8 months from the sod turning to the official opening That is impressive At the time, we didn’t have a tractor to clean the ice So, at the end of a game, we would jump over the boards with shovels and clean the ice. It was no different than shovelling a driveway We used 45-gallon barrels mounted on wheels to flood the ice
In the summer, The Lions’ Club started their well-known bingo.I recall my dad and Clyde Chambers in our kitchen planning the bingo, with their inaugural Sunday night games approaching quickly. Understandably they were nervous, as this was new to them After the first night, the nervousness quickly subsided What a success!
In 1979, the gym was built, which offered more space for bingos.Thursday nights were also added.The funding from the bingo alone ensured the rink was well-maintained and their community outreach and supporting events were second-to-none amongst other clubs in Atlantic Canada In 2009 HRM assumed ownership of the rink and recreation centre from the Lions Club. The Spryfield Lions Rink and Recreation Society (SLRRS) was created at that time to oversee the daily operations of the facility and is comprised of volunteers from the community To this day, our board remains in place
Our rink had several well-known local hockey players and officials skate on our ice. John Chabot, Ryan Flinn, Shane Bowers, Tim Cranston, and Don Koharski to name a few
Many changes have occurred over the years The 45-gallon barrels were replaced with a Massey Ferguson tractor, and this was replaced with a propane powered Zamboni. A new tractor shed was built The dressing rooms now have showers, and a female dressing room was built Our beloved rink is nearing the end of its life It has served our community and others well We all have fond memories, which will be cherished forever And now, let the planning begin for our new arena
HRM Council requested that a Steering Committee be formed to gather input from residents from all backgrounds, cultures and socioeconomic status Given that a new rink is planned, input from the hockey, ringette and lacrosse communities was expected However, the committee wanted to ensure that those who didn’t partake in ‘traditional’ rink activities were asked for input. Another opportunity for input will be coming soon
51ST ANNUAL SPRYFIELD SANTA CLAUS PARADE
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24th
Ho Ho Ho! Hi Folks, mark your calendars for the 51st Annual Spryfield Santa Claus Parade, happening Sunday, November 24th, 2024, starting on Punch Bowl Drive at 2:00pm and running along the Herring Cove Road, ending at the Spryfield Mall
The Parade will be live broadcast on N.S. Live TV again this year for those who are not able to get out to watch it in person. We are looking forward to having M.J. and Frankie from FX101 9 Todays Country as our hosts for the live broadcast
If your business, school, community group, or organization would like to participate in the Parade, please send an e-mail to bruce@discoverspryfield.ca to get a Parade Registration Form Have any questions, call Bruce at 902-452-7472
The Spryfield Business Commission and our amazing group of community volunteers look forward to presenting the Spryfield Santa Claus Parade again this year.
BEAVER ENVIRO-DEPOT CELEBRATING 45 YEARS DOING BUSINESS IN OUR COMMUNITY
moving to various other locations, including a time at the Spryfield Mall, Wyatt finally purchased the current location at 251 Herring Cove Road.
In 1996 the Provincial Government created the province wide Enviro Depot Recycling program. That’s when Wyatt changed the name to Beaver Enviro because people received a nickel for each bottle returned and a nickel had a Beaver on one side. He also created the slogan, “It’s your nickel, come and get it!”. That’s when a provincial environmental magazine was created called “The Enviro Connect”, distributed throughout schools in Nova Scotia. Wyatt ran full back page colouring contest asking children to name the beaver in his logo. The winner was an elementary school student who named his beaver “Benton”, meaning helper of little people, and went on to explain that “Benton the Beaver was helping young people understand the importance of recycling and waste management.”
Over the years Wyatt always made sure he supported the community saying, “I firmly believe Spryfield is a strong community because the business community makes sure it gives back and supports the local schools and non-profit groups.” Wyatt often speaks at schools and community groups about the importance of waste management and serves on numerous organizations including the Spryfield Business Commission Vice Chair and is currently the First Vice-Chair of the Eastern Recyclers Association.
, Originally called Spryfield Bottle Exchange, Wyatt Redmond has been accepting people’s recyclables for over 45 years, right here in Spryfield. Starting on September 6, 1979, where the YWCA is now and subsequently
Wyatt has received numerous awards for educating and promoting the importance of waste management in Nova Scotia.
Wyatt’s roots run deep in Spryfield. His parents, grandparents, and great grand-parents all lived in Spryfield, along with numerous other family members. Wyatt raised his children in Spryfield, and it is safe to say that Wyatt is a Spryfield Proud “True Spryfielder!”
We congratulate Wyatt and wish him many more years of success!
ERIC CAINES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
On July 10th the Spryfield Business Commission hosted a luncheon for the 2024 J. L. Ilsley ~ Eric Caines Memorial Scholarship We wish Colin, James, Meaghan and Taylor along with all of the 2024 graduates much success as they make their mark on the world… Our future looks very bright!
St. FX University
Bachelor of ArtsHumanities Colloquium
Dalhousie University
Bachelor of Music
Dalhousie University
Bachelor of Engineering
Dalhousie University
Bachelor of Engineering
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Spotlight on Spryfield: a great place to call home!
Nestled just minutes from Halifax’s bustling peninsula, Spryfield offers a perfect balance of urban convenience and natural tranquility. With an affordable housing market, vibrant community life, and an abundance of natural beauty, Spryfield is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
Natural Wonders: One of Spryfield’s most attractive features is its proximity to breathtaking outdoor spaces. Long Lake Provincial Park offers over 2,000 hectares of forest, lakes, and hiking trails. Whether you're into kayaking, bird watching, or simply taking a peaceful stroll, the park offers something for everyone. Another local gem is the McIntosh Run Trail System, where adventurers can enjoy peaceful hiking and challenging mountain biking.
Amazing Schools: For families, Spryfield boasts several top-notch schools that emphasize community involvement and academic excellence. From elementary to high school, the area provides a supportive and diverse educational environment where children can thrive. The nearby Captain William Spry Community Centre further enhances this learning atmosphere with recreational activities, and a library.
The Spryfield Farmers Market: Fresh and Local: A cornerstone of the community is the Spryfield Farmers Market, where local vendors showcase fresh produce, homemade crafts, and artisan products. Held seasonly on Sundays from noon to 3pm, the market is a gathering spot for residents to support local businesses, connect with neighbors, and enjoy a vibrant community spirit.
Fabulous Hidden Gems: If you’re looking to stay active, Spryfield also boasts multiple boutique style gyms to get active. Hint: try a 6am spin class at the Fitness Room then continue your day at the welcoming Mrs. P’s Bakery and coffee shop. Head over to Jil’s World of Fun offering a delightful indoor playground for the kids, while Bowlarama’s top-notch arcade guarantees hours of entertainment for both young and old. End your day at the lively Station Six Restaurant for a great meal and cold beverage. There’s something for everyone in this vibrant community! Spryfield's cultural diversity also shines through its culinary offerings. Notably Indian Spice Land, Tareks Cafe 2 featuring Middle Eastern Cuisine, the Tunisian Dude, where each bite narrates Tunisian street food, and Sushi Cove featuring fresh sushi.
Affordability Meets Convenience: While just ten minutes from the peninsula, Spryfield offers a significantly lower cost of living. The average home price is 22% cheaper than homes on the peninsula, making it an attractive option for those looking to live within close proximity to the downtown core. This affordability, combined with its location near downtown Halifax, gives Spryfield a unique edge as a hidden gem in the real estate market.
One of Spryfield’s defining qualities is its strong sense of community. The neighborhood is known for its friendly, tight-knit atmosphere, where residents look out for one another. Local events, like community cleanups, festivals, and holiday gatherings, create a sense of belonging and pride. The area’s culturally diverse population brings together people from different backgrounds, fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment.
Spryfield is more than just a place to live—it's a community that embraces natural beauty, diversity, and a strong local spirit. With its excellent schools, affordable housing, and proximity to both outdoor activities and urban conveniences, Spryfield is truly a great place to call home. by
PET VALU
Warmth and Comfort: As temperatures plummet, it’s essential to keep your pet cozy. We offer a variety of cozy beds and sweaters to keep them warm and snug. Don’t forget to consider their outdoor needs with waterproof coats or jackets for rainy days.
Seasonal Treats: Treat your pet to seasonal-inspired treats and snacks, including pumpkin spice dog treats, turkey flavored chews, and cranberry-infused treats.
Fall-Themed Accessories: Dress up your pet with adorable fallthemed accessories, such as Halloween costumes, spooky cat teasers and scratchers, also light-up collars for added safety during darker evenings.
Grooming Essentials: Fall can bring about changes in your pet’s coat. Ensure they’re look best with high-quality s conditioners, and groomin
Indoor Enrichment: weather gets colder, spen time indoors is inevitable. pet entertained with i toys, puzzle feeders, and s posts to prevent bore anxiety.
As the leaves change color and the temperature drops, it’s time to prepare your furry friends for the upcoming fall season. Pet Valu in Spryfield is your one-stop shop for all your pet’s fall needs.With a wide range of products and expert advice, we’ll help you ensure your pet stays comfortable and happy throughout the season.
Our knowledgeable staff right in Spryfield are always ready to assist you with any questions or concerns. They can provide valuable advice on pet care during the fall season. We are more than just a store; we ’ re a community hub. We often host events and fundraisers to support local animal shelters and rescue organizations. By shopping at Pet Valu in Spryfield, you ’ re not only providing for your pet’s needs but also contributing to the well-being of animals in your community and supporting a locally owned business!
So, as the leaves fall and the days get shorter, visit Pet Valu in Spryfield to ensure your furry friend is ready for the fall season. With our wide selection of products, expert advice, and commitment to community, we’ll help you create a cozy and enjoyable fall experience for your beloved pet.
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Last month we had a great time celebrating our one-year anniversary of meeting weekly as a church here in Spryfield. It’s been great to meet many of you on Sunday mornings at church and at special events in the community this year Giving out hot chocolate at the Santa Claus parade and playing life sized board games at Spryfield Days were two highlights of our year
Our name - Wayfarers’ – is an older word for a traveler or someone on a journey We’re all on a journey in life and our mission at Wayfarers’ Church is to make Jesus known to
people wherever they are on that journey We’re on this journey together We’d love to have you join us at 328 Herring Cove Road (Salvation Army Building) every Sunday morning at 10:30am.
Join Us for our Next Sermon Series - “Oh, that he would kiss me with the kisses of his mouth! For your caresses are more delightful than wine.” That’s not a pop-song, it’s in the Bible! A lot of people are surprised to find out that an entire book of the Bible is devoted to romantic relationships and marriage. In the book, Song of Songs we also see poetry about God’s love for us. As you know, some of our greatest interests, highest joys, and deepest wounds come from those closest to us Relationships can be hard to navigate be satisfying
QAWhat is Ringette?
A fast, fun and competitive team sport. Ringette is a uniquely Canadian winter sport that's as challenging as it is enjoyable Created in 1963 in Canada, it has since been dubbed the fastest sport on ice
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Community Involvement: Beyond construction, we ’ re committed to giving back
a free national, community based program, supporting youth education and helping high school students in the Spryfield area reach high school graduation!
Our goal is to make sure that all eligible youth are well equipped to pursue postsecondary education and/or meaningful employment.
Do you want to support youth in reaching their highest academic potential? Volunteer with Pathways to Education Spryfield and make a real difference Volunteers help with tutoring high school students in academic subjects and mentoring youth at our after school program every Monday - Thursday from 3:30pm-6pm
