Covid-19 Delays Opening Of New Cafe, But Halifax Couple Keeps Dream Alive
The Osney Café and Social will open in the city’s north end once restrictions are lifted.
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Maritime Cities Lost 20,000 Jobs In April
Unemployment in Halifax, Saint John, Moncton continued to climb last month as the Canadian economy suffered unprecedented job losses brought on by Covid-19.
Trudeau Pledges $4-Billion To Boost Essential Worker Wages
The Nova Scotia government said it will draw on federal money to help fund a $2,000 benefit for as many as 43,000 healthcare workers in the province.
With Craft Shows Cancelled, Halifax Makers Move Online
Peter and Sarah Eastwood, the owners of Eastwood Pottery, recently launched The Nova Scotia Makers Market, an online marketplace that gives Nova Scotia makers an online platform to showcase their work.
N.S. Court Of Appeal Dismisses Part Of Class-Action Lawsuit Against Organigram
The decision means the group suing Organigram won’t be able to include personal injury claims as part of its case but can still take the company to court over refunds for the tainted cannabis the company sold.
Old Road BBQ Is Closed But Aaron Emery Keeps On Cooking For Frontline Workers
The goal of Cooking For Canada is to give overworked and overstressed frontline workers a chance to ‘press the pause button’ with a ‘real’ meal.
Huddle@Home: Why Trevor Nichols’ Cat Is His Biggest Moral Support
In this series, our team will share their at-home workspace, and their tips that keep them productive. Today we visit Huddle’s Halifax writer, Trevor Nichols.
Parks, Trails, And Some Businesses Can Now Re-Open in Nova Scotia
The Nova Scotia government has lifted some public health restrictions tied to the province’s Covid-19 outbreak.
Jocelyn Guimond On A Trucker’s Lonely Life Now: ‘I’m Essentially Homeless’
For four straight weeks, he’s been living in his truck and working almost non-stop because it’s not safe to live with his family during the Covid-19 crisis.
Talk Of Lifting Restrictions In Nova Scotia ‘Absolutely Premature’
As neighbouring provinces begin taking small steps to open their economies, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer says it will be weeks before they consider lifting any restrictions in this province.
