https://novascotia.ca/coronavirus/outdoor-activities/ - for full details.
We are pleased to advise the Premier has just announced that municipalities can re-open their parks and trails, but not their playgrounds or playground equipment. Physical Distancing will remain a strict priority for anyone using the spaces.
In light of this provincial announcement the Town of Wolfville parks are open and barriers will be removed over the next couple of days.
Please note that Tower Community Park will remain closed as it is located on Acadia property. As mentioned, all playground equipment in the Town is still off-limits to the public.
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An online book of condolences for those who lost their lives this past weekend is now available.
People wanting to offer their condolences can do so by going to, https://novascotia.ca/condolences.
People can leave public comments and condolences on a Facebook group or send private messages through an email address.
Due to Good Friday falling on April 10th, the first new collection date will be on Saturday, April 11th and continue Friday, April 24th as regularly scheduled.
Building and development services can still be reached for inspection requests, to submit permit applications or make general inquiries while the Town of Wolfville buildings are closed to the public.
If you would like to submit a building or development permit application please complete a Building & Development Permit Application Form and submit it via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. along with any supporting documentation.
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If you have a question about building or development in the Town of Wolfville please call 902-542-0368 or review our Contact Us page.
Update on Parks and Trail ClosuresThe Town has received confirmation that municipalities can make decisions related to the closure of their trail systems.In light of this, we have made the decision to re-open the Harvest Moon Trail to the public. All other Town trails and parks will remain closed.We ask that people please respect the social distancing guidelines currently in place. We will actively monitor the Harvest Moon Trail and will have to revisit this decision if these guidelines are not followed.Thank you to all who have been engaged on this issue over the past few days!
Effective immediately all municipal parks are closed under the Provincial State of Emergency. This includes Reservoir Park, the Harvest Moon Trail and all other municipal trails and parks.
