New Tower Proposed Near Halifax’s Peace And Friendship Park
Mani Suissa and Universal Realty Group want to put up a new tower near Peace and Friendship Park and the Westin Hotel.
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John Risley Says Atlantic Canada Needs To Move Fast To Capitalize On Green Hydrogen
There’s massive potential for Atlantic Canada to be a global leader in one of the most important new technologies in the world. Can government capitalize before it’s too late?
Port Of Halifax Planning For Cruise Ships In Dartmouth
It’s still early stages but talks with stakeholders are already happening.
Rate Increase Limit Will Cost Nova Scotia Power $150 Million
The head Emera says government legislation limiting rate increases will cost his company $150 million next year and stop it from investing in new green energy initiatives.
Despite More Expenses, Killam Ups Profits Thanks To Higer Rents, Record Occupancy
Fuel and salary costs are eating into Killam’s profits, but the company has been able to squeeze more money out of its properties.
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Australian Group Says Cooke Acquisition Uses ‘Sonic Torture’ Devices On Seals
Cooke Aquaculture is on the verge of a $1.1-billion takeover of the Australian seafood company Tassal Group Limited. While Cooke will inherit Tassal’s vast business assets, those assets also come with the ire of environmental advocates who are furious with the company.
Filipino-Canadian Bakery Moves From Market To Permanent Halifax Home
For almost three years, the team behind Xena’s Bread and Butter has spent their nights and weekends baking in a borrowed kitchen.
Census Shows Rapid Immigration Growth In Atlantic Canada
Record-breaking immigration is driven largely by one specific region of the world.
People Will Move To Atlantic Canada. Full Stop.
David Campbell argues Atlantic Canada has a “collective self-confidence problem” that it doesn’t deserve.
Who Was The Office Built For? Why Most Black Workers Want To Keep Working From Home
Surveys of office workers show very, very few Black employees want to return to the office. That says a lot about the kind of workspaces employers are creating.
