Dylan Guenther: Halifax’s Economic Hero
The Maritimes should put on more events like the World Juniors to create economic wins during the off-seasons.
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N.S. Committee Calls For Faster Path To $15 Minimum Wage
Nova Scotia’s Minimum Wage Review Committee says the province should speed up its timeline for reaching a $15-per-hour minimum wage.
For Halifax Bar, World Juniors Is A Reminder Of ‘Normal’ Crowds
The elite international hockey tournament is expected to generate tens-of-millions of dollars in business for Halifax and Moncton.
Year In Review: Paul MacKinnon On Downtown Recovery
The CEO of the Downtown Halifax Business Commission talked with Huddle about the business community’s success in 2022 and the challenges that lie ahead in 2023.
Year In Review: Kevin Russell On The Challenges N.S. Landlords Faced In 2022
The executive director of the Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia claims rent caps and high interest rates are driving landlords out of the market and shrinking the rental stock.
Year In Review: Pat Sullivan Reflects On Covid-19 And His Confidence Heading Into 2023
The Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO also weighs in on city council’s looming tax hikes.
Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer Coming To Atlantic Canadian Costcos
Craft brewers in Atlantic Canada are stepping up to meet a new demand for non-alcoholic drinks. Libra cofounder and CEO Mitch Cobb, who is also a co-founder of Upstreet Craft Brewing, says his beer’s sales have jumped 300 percent since last year.
Halifax Restaurant Aims To Recreate A Day At The Beach
Imagine spending a summer day in the cold ocean water, then bringing your boat up to a restaurant patio where you eat seafood cooked via open flame, and have a few local brews to go with it.
Blue Sapphire Adds To Booming Bedford Restaurant Scene
If you consider yourself a connoisseur of foreign cuisine, the Bedford Highway is a place you must go. Restaurants, often established by immigrants and newcomers, have given this stretch of pavement a rich, international taste.
‘People Are Going To Be Hurt,’ Warns Dalhouise Economist On Higher Interest Rates
Dalhousie University Professor Talan Iscan shared his sharp critiques on the Bank Of Canada’s strategy to reduce inflation.
