Bedford Housing And Commercial Development Put On Hold
A developer looking to construct a mixed-use building along the Bedford Highway will have to resubmit their plans for approval to Halifax Regional Municipality before work can continue.
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Can The Bay Of Fundy Help Fight Climate Change With Tidal Energy?
The Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE) has renewed efforts to harness tidal energy in Minas Passage.
Inside The World Of ‘Storage Wars’ In Halifax
Anyone who has seen the hit show “Storage Wars” knows that there are treasures to be found inside abandoned storage units. But you don’t need to go to Hollywood to bid on a storage unit auction. Across Atlantic Canada, there are auctions taking place in nearly every city on a regular basis.
40 Percent of Atlantic Canadian Restaurants May Close By March 2021
Restaurants Canada says they’ll benefit by the government extending things like the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy until next summer, but many will still not survive the winter
Small Grocer With Affordable Produce Opens New Location In Halifax
Tomavo got its start in 2017 when it opened its first location in Moncton. Today, the company has locations in Shediac, Bedford, and now Bayers Lake.
A Happy Ending To A Renovation Project That Began With Shoddy Work That Cost $70,000
Eight years ago, Tanya Sieliakus of Bedford felt duped when she paid for renovations that were expensive and not done correctly. But earlier this summer, a local contractor saved her deck and saved her a lot of money.
Halifax Chamber CEO Says Businesses Can’t Afford $15 Minimum Wage
Patrick Sullivan says now is not a good time to start raising the minimum wage, given the challenges being faced by small businesses during Covid-19.
Halifax Filmmaker Makes Feature Film With Just $175,000
Taylor Olson is releasing “Bone Cage” at the FIN Atlantic International Film Festival, which starts September 17. It’s Olson’s first feature-length film as director, and he pulled it off with a very small budget.
Bill Morneau Fined $300 for Violating Elections Act In 2019
The Commissioner of Canada Elections determined that, in the summer of 2019 leading up to the general election, Morneau appeared at public events in his role as Finance Minister and showed support for Liberal candidates.
University Is Meant To Be Experienced In Real Life, Not Online
It’s hard to think of a university without that bustling hub filled with mingling students, concerts, parties, and all forms of face-to-face interaction.
