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Climb Nova Scotia c/o Sport Nova Scotia
5516 Spring Garden Rd., 4th Floor
Halifax, NS
B3J 1G6
climbnovascotia@gmail.com
Climb Nova Scotia recognizes the support of the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage to develop and promote our cultural resources for all Nova Scotians.
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Climb Nova Scotia Executive Members
Anne Giles
President
A small human with a big personality. Spends most of her time hanging off a rope. Has two teenagers she thinks are the coolest humans. Often dreams of mountains and big adventures.
Mick Levin
Access Chair
In touch with the music of todays urban youth, hella core strength, the beard is the law, armed and dangerous biceps
Miles McGehee
Technology Coordinator
Great smile, too big for Texas, came to Canada instead, made/own a tiny person named Caleidh, not afraid to vault a pole, hella footwork, jumped in a stream once on a winter evening so that the rest of the exec could strip him down to his underwear and sawddle him in blankets
Samantha MacDonald
Secretary
Started climbing as a way to keep moving after finishing my varsity career in soccer and haven’t looked back. If I’m not training for my next competition or projecting outside you can find me behind the lenses of my camera.
Vanessa Burns
Professional schmoozer, cool mom, known to send routes while humming the Pina Colada song, will dance anywhere anytime, is rarely without a smile and is definitely one of the most stoked climbers at the crag. Motto - "The best climber is the one having the most fun"
Veronica Sweeney
Thanks to my mom I’ve been climbing since age 14 and haven’t (really) stopped since. I moved to Halifax from Winnipeg in Sept 2019 to climb amazing ocean side boulders and avoid -50 winters. I love the places and people climbing has exposed me to and I am excited for this new chapter in Nova Scotia. If you see me at the gym or the crag, please come say hi as I’m always down to make more climbing friends!
Sean Stager
Treasurer
Number cruncher, new dad, started as a plastic puller but not afraid to lose some skin on granite. If there’s a tall-guy beta - he will find and exploit it.
Todd Foster
Todd has been been climbing and active in the Nova Scotia climbing scene for over 20 years. He is a prolific route developer, producer of the climbing film “Eastern Tide”, and co-author of Nova Scotia’s most recent guidebook. Needles to say, he’s invested in our little community.
Shu Sing
Youth Liaison
I love being outside with awesome people and climbing brings me outside and around the world with some of the coolest people. As a shift worker, my availability is either always never and/or nothing in between, but that also means you can literally call me anytime! If it‘s nice out, find me outside I’ll always have snacks and a pretty dope first aid kit. If you‘re at the gym and need a baby sitter I’ll gladly share a cuddle. I’m all about inspiring the next generation and sharing all the amazing things that climbing has given to me.