26th Halifax Beavers, Cubs and Scouts
Adventure, outdoor experience and friendship. It starts with Scouts!
Beavers
(All genders welcome – ages 5-7)
Beaver Scouts opens the door for your child to discover the world. It is filled with a little bit of everything – outdoor activities, games, music and sports.
Cubs
(All genders welcome, ages 8-10)
Challenging hikes, weekend camps, and an introduction to water activities like canoeing or kayaking are just a few of the fun outdoor adventures that Cub Scouts enjoy.
Scouts
(All genders welcome, ages 11-14)
Scouts enjoy outdoor adventures like mountain biking, rock climbing and lots of camping while working together with other young people to accomplish thrilling challenges.
Venturers
(All genders welcome, ages 15-17)
Push your potential. Develop life skills to climb the mountain of your goals and reach your personal summit, embarking on greater expeditions and acquiring real-world experience.
Joining 26 Halifax
Registration is open year-round for boys and girls.
Learn more about registering or if you have any questions, please contact us.
Support 26th Halifax
Recyclables
If you have recyclables, drop them off at Tanner’s Transfer Enviro Depot (6393 Bayne St, Halifax – View map); tell them it’s for the 26th Halifax Scouting Group. Profits will help fund our Scouting Group programs.
Donate to 26 Halifax
Your support helps our volunteers deliver a better program for youth and a greater impact for our community. If you donate more than $20, you will receive a tax receipt from Scouts Canada. Email 26thhalifaxtroop@gmail.com if you’d like to make a donation.
Other ways to support
From equipment donations to volunteering opportunities, we’d love your support. Learn more about how you can support 26th Halifax.
News & Updates
The leadership of the 26th Halifax (Beavers, Cubs and Scouts) are so pleased to share with you the success to date of our cabin fundraiser. The 26th Halifax hold a ...
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26th Halifax Beavers, Cubs and Scouts were joined by the 4th Windsor Park Brownies on Saturday, June 8th to plant trees as part of the 2019 Scoutrees activity. Almost 500 ...
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On April 9th, 26th Halifax Scouts got to meet a veteran of the D-Day invasion at Government House (Nova Scotia).After viewing a presentation on D-Day, they met Fred Turnbull, who ...
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Hi all! Scoutrees is taking place on Saturday. Please ensure your pledge forms/pledges are returned to your Scouters/leaders this week in an envelope with your youth's name written on it! ...
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Thank you to all supporters of the 26th Halifax cabin. Our first phase of fundraising is at an end and we raised $6,025.00! This will allow us to replace our ...
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Registration for the 2019-20 Scouting year opens May 1st. Fee structure as follows:2019/2020 Scouting Year Registration Fees – Spring Reg- (May 1 – June 30th) $200.00 plus $30.00 Group Fee ...
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26th Halifax Scouting
Our Scout Troop wrapped up its regular meetings until September this past Thursday. There was gear inventory and storage, planning for some summer activities and next year's program.
This summer, we're looking at a movie night, some hiking, a skills camp and a STEM activity at Dalhousie. We'll firm up plans soon.
For next fall/winter, the scouts came up with lots of ideas and are interested in doing things such as:
- Snorkeling
- Sailing/canoeing
- Jamboree on the Internet
- Scoutrees/tree planting
- Swimming activities
- Scuba experience
- Learning about forests/Silviculture
- Laser tag
- Fishing
- Snowshoeing
- A mid-night hike
- Building shelters and sleeping in them
Also - more intramural-type sports and games... and much more...
We'll see what we can make happen, but it looks like it's going to be a great year!
HalifaxToday.ca: HRM to plant 1300 trees this summer.
www.halifaxtoday.ca/local-news/hrm-to-plant-1300-trees-this-summer-1515833
HRM to plant 1,300 trees this summer
Read the full story and comment on HalifaxToday.This is an article about Scouting in the UK, but it's something we love to see! We are actively recruiting females to our programs, particularly Cubs and Scouts (Beavers is at capacity already!) for the coming year.
If you have, or know of, a younger female (8-10 for Cubs, 11-14 for Scouts) who would like to check out our program, let us know!
Our programs are very active, with a lot of fun and adventure. Some adventures include hikes, camps and more outdoors experiences, others include visiting interesting organizations throughout Halifax - going to see places that normally others don't get to see - and doing activities related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) and arts.
We think it's the best youth program going (but we are biased!) - and we welcome more girls to join us!!
Fun fact - Scouts Canada has been co-ed since 1992. 🙂
Scouting for girls gives group its biggest boost in years
Nearly a third of beavers, cubs and scouts are now female after Baden Powell’s boy-only rule was dropped in 2007A couple of weeks ago our Scouts helped out at Mission Mart, a local non-profit store in support of Soul's Harbour!
This past Saturday we planted 500 trees as a part of the Scoutrees program! Thanks to all who made it possible.
26th Halifax Beavers, Cubs and Scouts were joined by the 4th Windsor Park Brownies on Saturday, June 8th to plant trees as part of the 2019 Scoutrees activity. Almost 500 trees were planted to reforest an area along the multi-use trail where it enters Bayer’s Lake Park. A good time was had by all ...