Emera Donates $500,000 to Fund Supporting Victims’ Families
The fund was established earlier this week by the provincial government to help the Red Cross collect donations for families and communities affected by last weekend’s shooting.
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Trudeau Announces A 75 Percent Rent Break For Small Businesses
The Prime Minister says the program will cover most of the rent for small businesses in the months of April, May, and June.
Low Wage Workers Like Justin Poulain Prove Their True Value In A Crisis
He says he’s not a hero, but the Halifax delivery driver spends every shift interacting with staff at the restaurants he works for and the people he delivers to, and the threat of COVID-19 is always on his mind.
Payouts For Federal Wage Subsidies Coming In Early May
OTTAWA — The federal government has released more information about its Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy, as well as new timelines for when qualifying businesses can expect to receive it. Jean-Yves Duclos, the president of the Treasury Board, announced today that businesses affected by COVID-19 will be able to apply for the subsidy starting Monday, April […]
Major Stakeholder In Halifax CFL Team Takes Job With Ottawa Senators
Anthony LeBlanc is a founding partner and the de facto public face of the ownership group that wants to create an Atlantic Schooners football team in Halifax.
Pilot ‘Embraces’ Communities Rocked By Shooting With Heart Drawn In The Sky
On Sunday, as he was trying to process the mass shootings that has just devastated several Nova Scotia communities, Dimitri Neonakis couldn’t shake the feeling that he needed to do something.
Why This Recession Is Different, And How Maritime Governments Can Get Through It
Economists at the Conference Board of Canada believe the impact of COVID-19 will be felt for years, but say that with careful planning the region can get back to some kind of normal before too long.
Nova Scotia Company Creating Pandemic-Fighting Screening Booths
As work in its industry dries up, a Nova Scotia company is shifting gears to lend its expertise to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Halifax Lays Off Nearly 1,500 Staff Due To COVID-19
Everyone laid off was either a casual, temporary or seasonal employee. The government says it will do its best to protect the municipality’s fulltime employees.
Parking Garage Won’t Be Built On City Land Near Halifax Common
A new plan for the redevelopment of the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax moves a controversial parking garage so it no longer encroaches on city land.
