​The proposed Sandy Lake - Sackville River Regional Park area has been proposed for protection for over 50 years, but now we risk losing a large part of it, forever. As one of the last three large green spaces in urban Halifax, Sandy Lake is beloved for its year-round recreational opportunities and important natural attributes. 

With nature rapidly disappearing, floods becoming more frequent and severe, ​and local traffic already at its limits, it has become increasingly clear that this is an unsuitable place for development—let alone the 6,000 new units that are proposed along the Hammonds Plains Road.

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Time is running out—will you speak up for Sandy Lake?

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