Arrive in Style Limousine

12/29/2024

Update 10 a.m.: Flights are operating following last night’s aircraft incident, but weather conditions may result in delays as one of our two runways remains closed at this time. Safety is our top priority.

We encourage travellers to check their flight status directly with their airline or on our website before leaving for the airport.

*****

Mise à jour à 10H00 : Après l'incident survenu la nuit dernière les vols sont opérationnels, mais les conditions météorologiques peuvent entraîner des retards, l'une de nos deux pistes restantes fermée à ce jour. La sécurité est notre priorité absolue.

Nous encourageons les voyageurs à vérifier le statut de leur vol directement auprès de leur compagnie aérienne ou sur notre site web avant de partir pour l'aéroport.

12/24/2024

12/19/2024

12/19/2024

HISTORIC PIECES OF MONT-BLANC RECOVERED WHILE DREDGING HALIFAX HARBOUR!

HISTORIC PIECES OF MONT-BLANC RECOVERED WHILE DREDGING HALIFAX HARBOUR - Earlier this year, Irving Shipbuilding workers dredging Halifax Harbour uncovered significant pieces from the SS Mont-Blanc, the French ammunition ship at the center of the Halifax Explosion.

On December 6, 1917, the Mont-Blanc collided with the Norwegian vessel SS Imo, caught fire, and exploded with catastrophic force. The blast leveled an area of Halifax, killed over 1,700 people, and injured an estimated 9,000 others. Debris from the Mont-Blanc's explosion was scattered across the area, with one of the ship’s cannons landing as far away as North End Dartmouth. The SS Imo, which was heavily damaged in the explosion, grounded in Dartmouth. At the time, the Halifax Explosion was the largest human-made blast in history, a record it held until the use of nuclear weapons.

Despite the significance of the discovery, it remains unclear whether the artifacts recovered from the harbour bottom will be preserved or displayed for public viewing. The find has sparked interest among historians and local enthusiasts who believe the artifacts hold historic significance and should be preserved.

12/15/2024

Always a wonderful feeling when we receive positive feedback from our customers. Thank you once again and safe travels everyone!

12/04/2024

Nova Scotia Winter Events

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our friends in the USA! 🇺🇸 Safe travels!

11/27/2024

⚠️ The first significant snowfall event is expected for some Thursday into Friday.

This post is intended to highlight areas that are under a Special Weather Statement, but we will be posting an additional update this evening that will outline everyone across the region.*

Special Weather Statements have been issued for areas shaded in grey warning of snowfall.

Cumberland County - Minas Shore; NS
Cumberland County North and Cobequid Pass NS
All of PEI
Fundy National Park; NB
Moncton and Southeast New Brunswick; NB
Saint John and County; NB
Sussex - Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County NB

---

NEW BRUNSWICK STATEMENT AREAS
Significant snowfall is expected Thursday night.

Locations: southeastern New Brunswick.

Total snowfall: possibly reaching 15 cm.

Time span: late Thursday night until Friday morning.

Remarks: Precipitation may begin as rain for some areas, but will transition to snow as temperatures drop below the freezing mark Thursday night.

Travel could become difficult with accumulating snow during the overnight hours. If you must travel, be prepared for delays and allow extra time to reach your destination.

Motorists should be prepared for winter driving conditions.

---

NOVA SCOTIA STATEMENT AREAS
First significant snowfall of the season possible Thursday night and into early Friday.

Locations: Cumberland county.

Total snowfall: possibly exceeding 10 cm.

Time span: late Thursday night until Friday morning.

Remarks: Precipitation will begin as rain but will transition to snow as temperatures drop below the freezing mark Thursday night.

Travel could become difficult with accumulating snow during the overnight hours. If you must travel, be prepared for delays and allow extra time to reach your destination.

Motorists should be prepared for winter driving conditions.

---

ALL OF PEI:
First significant snowfall of the season possible Thursday night and into early Friday.

Locations: Prince Edward Island.

Total snowfall: possibly exceeding 10 cm.

Time span: late Thursday night until Friday morning.

Remarks: Precipitation may begin as rain for some areas, but will transition to snow as temperatures drop below the freezing mark Thursday night.

Travel could become difficult with accumulating snow during the overnight hours. If you must travel, be prepared for delays and allow extra time to reach your destination.

Motorists should be prepared for winter driving conditions.
____

We will have a more in-depth post later this evening that will outline every area across the province.

11/07/2024

11/02/2024

Always feels great to receive positive feedback from our customers. The year is flying by fast and we are looking forward to seeing what the new year holds. Thank you all for your continued support. See you soon!

10/26/2024

A new roundabout at Barrington Street near Nora Bernard Street will open at 6am on Mon. Oct. 28 as part of the Cogswell District project.

Drivers will enter and exit via Barrington Street and Upper Water Street. Remember to yield to vehicles in the roundabout, use your signals and watch for pedestrians in crosswalks.

Pedestrians and cyclists can continue using the multi-use path—follow signs for routing.

Q104 UPDATE: A new roundabout at Barrington Street near Nora Bernard Street will open at 6am on Mon. Oct. 28 as part of the Cogswell District project.

Drivers will enter and exit via Barrington Street and Upper Water Street. Remember to yield to vehicles in the roundabout, use your signals and watch for pedestrians in crosswalks.

Pedestrians and cyclists can continue using the multi-use path—follow signs for routing.

10/14/2024

From our family to yours. We hope you’ve had a wonderful thanksgiving long weekend!

08/02/2024

Info below 👇