Corporate Documents and Policies

Annual Reports

2022-2023 Annual Report
2021-2022 Annual Report
2020-2021 Annual Report
2018-2019 Annual Report
2017-2018 Annual Report

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Corporate Reports

2024-25 Business Plan
2023-2024 Business Plan
2022-2023 Business Plan
2021-2022 Business Plan
2020-2021 Business Plan
HHB Strategic Plan 2024-2029
Halifax Harbour Bridges Strategic Plan – 2020 – 2025 (updated Nov. 2021)
Halifax Harbour Bridges Strategic Plan – 2020 – 2025
HDBC Act

Other Reports and Policies

Equity, Inclusion and Diversity Policy
2023 Financial Statements
2022 Financial Statements
2021 Financial Statements
2020 Financial Statements
2019 Financial Statements
2018 Financial Statements
2023 HDBC Public Sector Compensation Disclosure.
2022 HDBC Public Sector Compensation Reporting
2021 HDBC Public Sector Compensation Reporting
Procurement Policy
Hospitality expenses 2019
Travel expenses 2019
Travel expenses for fiscal year 2020
Travel expenses 2022-23
HHB Privacy Statement
Environmental Policy
HHB Fraud Policy
Fair Hiring Policy
Hospitality 2022-23
HHB Wrong Doing 2021
HHB Wrong Doing 2020-2021

A container ship, accompanied by a tug boat, enters the Bedford Basin under the MacKay Bridge at sunset.

Board of Commissioners

Meet the Halifax Harbour Bridges Board of Commissioners.

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The Macdonald Bridge, with Dartmouth in the background, is seen at sunset.

Senior Management

Meet the Halifax Harbour Bridges Senior Management Team.

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Board of Commissioners

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Senior Management

Meet the Halifax Harbour Bridges Senior Management Team. Read more

Mandate and Mission

To provide safe, efficient and reliable cross harbour transportation infrastructure. Read more

News and Media

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Where Your Money Goes

Halifax Harbour Bridges (HHB) is a commission of the provincial… Read more

Career Opportunities

What does Halifax Harbour Bridges offer its employees? HHB is… Read more

Fun Fact

A recent study suggests that during the winter, Canadians idle their vehicles for a combined total of more than 75 million minutes a day, the same as one vehicle idling for 144 years. If every driver of a light-duty vehicle in Canada avoided idling for just five minutes we would save 1.9 million litres of fuel worth more than $3.5 million.