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A graphic showing two mobile phones. One phone features an image of the old HHB Traffic App and a waving hand. The other features a look at the new HHB corporate website. The top of the graphic states "Goodbye to the old. Hello to the new." The mobile phones are on a green background that features an image of the MacKay Bridge.

Halifax Harbour Bridges launches new corporate website, retires HHB Traffic App 

Halifax Harbour Bridges is excited to welcome drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and bridge enthusiasts alike to…

A child is given a medal at the finish line during MACPASS Miles 2023.

MACPASS Miles raises $2,000 for Canadian Mental Health Association

MACPASS Miles registration fees were donated to the Canadian Mental Health Association -- Nova Scotia…
A young man in a white and red shirt runs across the Macdonald Bridge during MACPASS Miles 2022.

MACPASS Miles: Run the bridge and support a great cause

Conquer the Macdonald on Sunday, August 6 If you are already making plans for the…
The Macdonald Bridge at night during the Big Lift. A gantry for replacing deck segments is seen lowering a segment to a barge beneath the bridge.

Halifax Harbour Bridges celebrates Earth Day 2023 with lighting shutdown

For photographers who use the Macdonald Bridge as a backdrop for their beauty shots of…
Women of HHB

A message from our CEO on International Women’s Day

As Halifax Harbour Bridges celebrates International Women’s Day, we take a moment to acknowledge the…
Halifax Harbour Bridges engineering student Dong Woo Seo sits in front of a screen showing a digital rendering of the Macdonald Bridge.

Macdonald Bridge digitally mapped: Asset Management for the future

Five years ago, if Ahsan Chowdhury wanted to know the condition of a hanger bolt…

Happy holidays from Halifax Harbour Bridges

Watch as Santa tries to get through the tolls again this year!

An artist's rendition of the Macdonald Bridge in hot pink.

Pretty in pink

Almost every week on social media you can find a stunning photo of the Macdonald…

Scaffolding and tarps are seen on a pier of the Mcdonald Bridge.

Pier rehabilitation explained

In late 2021, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSURB) approved a toll increase…