Halifax’s Coloursmith Labs Secures $2 Million Investment
Halifax startup Coloursmith Labs Inc. has secured $2 million in equity funding, led by an investment from Atlantic Canadian investment fund Sandpiper Ventures.
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Sup With Your Pup: Halifax Company Brews Up Beer For Dogs
Crafty Beasts Brewing Co. is a Halifax-based company that sells Fetch Canine Pale Ale, a “beer” made exclusively for dogs.
Reopened Northern Pulp Mill Would Release Treated Wastewater Into Pictou Harbour
Paper Excellence plans to spend $350-million on upgrades company reps say will reduce a host of environmental impacts stemming from mill operations.
‘Socialist Patsies’ Offering Cheap Beer To Vaccinated Haligonians
Good Robot’s “Pints for Pro-Vaxxers” campaign offers anyone with proof they’ve been vaccinated a beer for the lowest legal price: $2.75.
Will Highrise On Gottingen Street In Halifax Finally Get Approval?
As it stands, the proposed 13-storey tower would contain 130 units of housing. Those would be bolstered by 30 more units inside Victoria Hall itself.
Nova Scotia Labour Advocate Questions PC Paycheck Program
Tim Houston’s “Better Paycheck Guarantee” would allow businesses to divert some of their corporate taxes to employee wages or hiring. The Nova Scotia Federation of Labour would rather see a minimum wage hike.
Full Capacity Allowed At Shops, Bars, As Nova Scotia Enters Phase 4
Moving into the next phase of recovery on July 14 will mean most restrictions on businesses, events, and gatherings in the province will be lifted.
Region’s Startups Grew In Number, Created More Jobs, Raised More Capital In 2020
Despite those successes, a new Entrevestor report shows the region’s startup ecosystem remains far more welcoming to men than women, while Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour are dramatically under-represented.
Last-Ditch Fundraiser Saves The Downtown Halifax Shop Venus Envy
The education-based sex shop and bookstore has been operating out of its Barrington Street home since 1999.
New Halifax Development Would Replace Quinpool McDonalds With Eight-Storey, Mixed-Use Building
Halifax And West Community Council voted this week to move the proposed project along the city’s development process and schedule it for a public hearing.
