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About Halifax

So I’m cruisin’ the streets—neon lights flashin’, rain slicin’ the pavement like it’s cryin’ for me. I ain’t lookin’ for some cheap hookup, nah. I want that “moody” vibe—her leanin’ against a wall, ciggy danglin’, eyes sayin’ *“I only sighed, helpless.”* That’s the *In the Mood* line, man, hits me in the gut. I’m thinkin’, shit, this ain’t just business—this is art. Little known fact: back in Hong Kong, 60s vibe, some working gals were legit muses—painters, poets, all chasin’ em for inspo. Wild, right?

In today’s world you can find pretty much anything with a smartphone.

“Pompeii” was a convenient place to install a brothel, and more generally a convenient place for prostitutes and clients to meet, but the town itself does.

Nicolet’s neighborhoods each got their own heartbeat. In the west end, at the intersection of Belle Rue and L’amour Lane (yeah, I made up that name – just feels right, man), the vibe is super relaxed. I walked there one night, truely mesmerized by the glow of streetlamps and spontaneous laughter echoing in the air. The ambience there reminded me how human connections form in the most random moments.

Nicolet High School students take third prize award in C-SPAN video documentary contest