N.S. Government Will Build Soundstage, Create Content Creator Fund
In huge news for Nova Scotia’s film industry, the province has announced an $8-million investment in a new professional soundstage and $15-million for a local creator tax credit.
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Why Moncton Ukrainians Struggle To Answer The Question, ‘Are You Okay?’
Ukrainians in New Brunswick spend most of their time watching news and worrying about their loved ones still in the country. Many are organizing rallies and fundraisers to support relief efforts. One of the biggest will see more than a dozen Ukrainian businesses come together for a market on March 13, at the Moncton YMCA.
Peace By Chocolate Donates Proceeds From Product Sales To Ukrainian Relief Efforts
A Nova Scotia chocolate company founded by survivors of Syria’s civil war is leading a campaign to support Ukrainians impacted by the Russian invasion.
The Halifax Entrepreneur Changing The Hair Care Conversation
Butter Bar products are for everyone–but Young created them primarily with black women in mind. Her goal is to make it simple for people to find the products they need to care for textured hair.
Cruise Ships Are Coming Back To Halifax
The Port of Halifax says its cruise season will begin on April 26 and run until November 5. During that time, 152 cruise ships are scheduled to call on the port.
Funding For Halifax Companies Creating Innovative Natural Products
Impactful Health is developing sustainable packaging that extends the shelf life of fresh foods like fish.
All Covid-19 Restrictions In N.B. Will Be Lifted By March 14
New Brunswickers will no longer need proof of vaccination as of February 28 and all Covid-19 restrictions will be lifted by mid-March.
Why The World’s Largest Workspace Company Has Its Eyes On Atlantic Canada
IWG’s Wayne Berger says growth and innovation in Atlantic Canada could mean dramatic changes in how people in its cities work.
Peavey Mart Opening First Maritime Location In Bedford
Peavey Mart’s Bedford location is slated to open in September at Bedford Place Mall.
Higher Pot Sales Mean Less Profit For NSLC
Cannabis sales were partly responsible for a reduction in NSLC’s profit because pot carries a lower markup than other products. It also comes with increased freight and payroll costs.
