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To mark the beginning of African Heritage month, Halifax raised its Pan African flag during a ceremony on Feb. 1st at Grand Parade Square. The ceremony was freezing cold (-12 C), but dozens of residents braved the harsh conditions.  There was songs sung by Zoe Tolliver, the flag was raised by Halifax’s Poet Laureate Dr. Afua Cooper, and afterwards there was drumming and a reception inside city hall.

This first image was taken right around the time the new Halifax central library opened up. Everyone flocked there because it’s just an incredible place to be. The architecture, the rooftop, the books, it’s a book lovers paradise. I believe I was walking to school when I saw this image. Never forget you must always be prepared as a street photographer, if I waited a few seconds later these two people would’ve  changed their gestures