Federal Help ‘Woefully Inadequate’ For Many N.S. Businesses
Companies in industries as diverse as restaurants and construction say measures like a 10 percent payroll subsidy aren’t enough to make a meaningful difference.
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What You Need To Know About Ottawa’s $27-Billion Relief Package
A rundown of the most important parts of the federal government’s COVID-19 relief package, and what they mean for you, your family, and your business.
Several Halifax Area Restaurants Shut Down Due To Coronavirus
On Monday, at least four places – Field Guide, Chkn Chop, Obladee Wine Bar, and the Canteen – publicly announced they were closing because of concerns around COVID-19.
Jonathan Torrens Says Being Booed By 75,000 People Is ‘Almost Sexual’
The Canadian actor and TV personality, best known for portraying J-Roc on the hit TV show Trailer Park Boys, shared the story as part of Fuckup Nights Halifax.
New Coronavirus Measures In N.S. Will Impact Theatres, Bars, Travellers
Premier Stephen MacNeil announced a host of new measures Friday aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus and asks private businesses to follow the same safety practices as the public sector.
Cruise Lines Scheduled To Visit Maritime Ports Suspend Operations
The temporary shutdown of Viking and Princess cruise lines because of the Coronavirus won’t affect scheduled stops in Saint John and Halifax unless the suspensions last beyond early May.
How John Read Went From Fortune 500 Accountant to Children’s Author
His passion for space (along with a keen business sense and an entrepreneurial streak) ripped him from a cushy Silicon Valley job and hurled him into an unlikely career as a children’s book author in Halifax.
Coronavirus Fears Swell For Maritime Businesses
A series of high-profile warnings, cancellations, and government announcements about the spread of Coronavirus has left the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick business communities shaken.
How Three Women Hope Nova Scotia Agriculture Can Change
Women in Nova Scotia agriculture can face some significant barriers. But things are starting to change.
Unemployment Up in Halifax as Job Market Grows
In February, the unemployment rate in Halifax rose to 6.6 percent from 6.4 percent in January.
