Guy’s Frenchys Is Expanding To Halifax
The Maritime’s most iconic used clothing chain is expanding to Halifax. They just don’t know when yet.
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N.S. Relaxes Restrictions For Some Businesses As Case Counts Drop
As of Monday, February 8, both retail businesses and gyms will be allowed to operate at 75 percent of their overall capacity.
Iain Rankin Will Be The Next Nova Scotia Premier
The 37-year-old former environment minister ran on a promise to pursue more ambitious climate policies and build a low-carbon economy in the province.
Council Approves 12-Storey Towers Next To Lake Banook In Dartmouth
The complex will house retail space on its ground floor, 174 units of housing, and more than 200 spaces of underground parking.
In Defiance Of Pandemic, Halifax Sees Office Vacancy Rates Drop
As Covid-19 threatens to hollow out office buildings everywhere, Halifax’s commercial real estate market is so far defying those expectations.
With Community Support, Halifax Card Shop Thrives After Break-In
Joshua Pyle-Carter, the owner of The Deck Box, says customers have rallied around him since the recent break-in.
Halifax’s Vacancy Rate Doubles, But Rental Squeeze Will Likely Persist
Halifax’s rock-bottom vacancy rate has been fuelling rent increases across the HRM, and the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation says 2020’s vacancy rate jump doesn’t necessarily indicate a change in that trend.
Why Both Employers And Employees Want To See Nova Scotia’s Minimum Wage Go Higher
Some members of the province’s Minimum Wage Review Committee say the minimum wage isn’t actually rising fast enough.
How Much Support Will The Next Premier Give To Tourism And Hospitality Businesses?
The Covid-19 pandemic has arguably hit the tourism and hospitality sector harder than any other. Liberal leadership candidates Labi Kousoulis, Randy Delorey, and Iain Rankin share their thoughts on various measures to help the sector.
How Will Nova Scotia’s Next Premier Handle Affordable Housing And Rent Control?
Huddle unpacks how Nova Scotia Liberal Party leadership candidates Labi Kousoulis, Randy Delorey, and Iain Rankin plan to tackle housing affordability in the province.
