Committee Approves ‘Uninspired’ Tower On Prominent Gottingen Corner In Halifax
The city’s Design Advisory Committee has reluctantly approved an apartment building proposed for a prominent corner near Downtown Halifax.
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L.L. Bean’s Dartmouth Store Opening Sept. 10
L.L. Bean says it will officially open its first Atlantic Canadian store in Dartmouth Crossing on September 10.
Halifax’s Tranquility Sold To Green Shield Canada
Tranquility is an online platform that aims to help people better manage mild or moderate anxiety and depression. Using an app or computer, clients are matched with a coach who helps them through a series of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) exercises.
Landscape-Altering Dartmouth Highrise Clears Public Hearing
A 20-storey highrise that will significantly alter the landscape of the Dartmouth North area cleared its last major hurdle on August 5.
Report Calls For 10 Paid Sick Days For Every N.S. Worker
A new report shows that more than half of working people (54 per cent) in the province don’t have access to paid sick leave. The authors say the province needs to make paid sick leave mandatory—and that employers should foot the bill.
IMV CEO Out After Six Years
Frederic Ors has left his position as CEO of IMV Inc. The copmany’s chief business officer, Andrew Hall, will take over in the interim.
Leaders Talk Reparations, Owl’s Head, And ‘Environmental Racism’ At Chamber Debate
The debate featured many of the same talking points the candidates have hit for most of the election campaign, but it also touched on some less-talked-about topics, leading to some interesting answers from each of the leaders.
Electric Vehicle Dealer Announces Expansion To All Four Atlantic Provinces
On Tuesday, the Halifax-based EV dealer and repair shop announced it’s opening four new locations across Atlantic Canada.
Billion-Dollar IT Company Expands To Halifax
Virtusa Corporation is a “global provider of digital business strategy, digital engineering, and information technology services and solutions.” The company has been in Canada for more than 15 years, with offices in Toronto and Montreal.
New Data Suggest Office Workers Are Returning To Downtown Halifax
As businesses moved to a work-from-home model their employees left offices in droves. That left many businesses that catered to the office crowd in rough shape.
