WeUsThem Inc. Wins $100,000 At Health Challenge
The imTEEN app developed by the Halifax agency helps teenagers monitor signs and symptoms of mental illness by monitoring their moods and feelings, keeping track of appointments, and setting reminders.
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Here’s How Halifax Wants To Regulate Airbnb
The rules will allow people to leverage their own homes as a secondary source of income but discourage people from buying multiple properties for the purpose of turning them into short-term rentals.
Hats, Hoodies And Pineapple Rum Soda: East Coast Lifestyle Broadens Product Mix
One of Nova Scotia’s most iconic brands is branching out into the booze market.
Halifax Council Rejects Major Waterfront Development After Citizen Appeal
Southwest Properties’ Cunard project was slated to transform a prime waterfront lot into a 16-storey, mixed-use development featuring a combination of retail space and more than 250 residential units.
CMHC Sounds Alarm As Halifax Home Prices Smash Records
The average house price has jumped $60,000 but employment is down and so is disposable income, says the Canadian Mortgage And Housing Corporation.
Amid Record-Breaking Year, Warning Signs For Atlantic Canada Startup Community
There were more startups than ever before in Atlantic Canada last year, according to a new report by Entrevestor. Together, the startup community broke records for job creation and funding, and maintained solid revenue growth.
‘Halifax Is Now Open For Ridesharing,’ Says Uber Rep After Provincial Licensing Changes
New licensing requirements from the province mean ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft will likely come to Nova Scotia.
Trudeau Government Promises To Create 1 Million Jobs
The government’s plan includes extending the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy until next summer, expanding the Canada Emergency Business Account, and improving the business credit availability program.
Is New Bylaw Enough To Entice Ride-Hailing Companies To Halifax?
Halifax Regional Council has paved the way for ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft to come to the city, but provincial regulations might still keep them out.
Doctors Identify Reasons For Northwood Outbreak That Killed 53 People
The review identifies staffing shortages, space constraints, shared bathrooms, and inconsistent cleaning as some of the causes of the deadly Covid-19 outbreak at the longterm care facility in Halifax.
