The sun came out in Halifax on Friday, January 4th, and it actually felt warm on my face as I was walking home to Dartmouth through Downtown Halifax.  I stopped by the mostly deserted boardwalk to take a few snaps of the "Volunteer" and "Emigrant" sculptures near the Farmers Market.
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This chilly looking sculpture, is dedicated to the WW II women volunteers.  You can read more about this sculpture's history at https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/monument-women-second-world-war-volunteer-entertainment-1.4403499

Next to The Volunteers is the bronze sculpture "The Emmigrant" that was erected in memory of the thousands who entered Canada through the Pier 21 Immigration Depot.   https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/pier-21
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After taking a break to snap these pictures, I continued on my way to the ferry along a mostly deserted (and really slippery) boardwalk. 
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