Halifax ‘Stairs House’ Tower Sent To Public Hearing
A Halifax’s developer’s plan to restore a south end heritage building and incorporate it into a residential tower will soon face public scrutiny.
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Maritime Launch Cleared To Start Construction On Canso Spaceport
Maritime Launch Services (MLS) says it has satisfied the construction-related conditions laid out in an enviornemntal assessment the Nova Scotia government granted it. That means the company can officially start building “Spaceport Nova Scotia.”
Private Help For Public Healthcare Is A Cop-Out
Opinion: It will take a lot of brave ideas, tough decisions, and creative thinking to get us out of our healthcare crisis. Instead, our leaders appear ready to take the easy way out, throw up their hands, and dump the problem on the private sector. Not only is that a short-sighted solution, it’s a cowardly one.
Bulwark Expands Spring Garden-Area Taproom
Bulwark Cider has expanded its Spring Garden-area taproom with a new lounge and event space on the second floor of a historic Halifax property.
‘Extremely Difficult’ Year As Some N.S. Tourism Operators Struggle To Meet Demand
Nova Scotia’s tourism operators are having a hard time meeting demand thanks to a slow restart in the province’s tourism infrastructure. A dearth of flights, rental cars, labour, and more mean tourism dollars are being left on the table.
The Return of Zellers
The Hudson’s Bay Company, which owns the Zellers brand, will launch the first-ever e-commerce site for Zellers in early 2023. It also plans to open Zellers outlets in its brick-and-mortar stores.
Cooke Aquaculture Announces $1.1-Billion Bid To Take Over Australian Seafood Company
The deal would see Cooke shell out $5.23 per share, pegging Tassal’s value at more than $1.1 billion.
Head Of Newly Created Invest Nova Scotia Quits After Two Weeks
The provincial government announced today that Tom Hickey has left his position as executive chair of Invest Nova Scotia. The announcement comes just 16 days after Hickey took the job.
Halifax Homes Lost $100K Of Value In Three Months And The Decline Isn’t Over
House prices in Halifax have fallen for three straight months, leaving the average home price in the city nearly $100,000 lower than it was at its April peak.
Our Capitalist Utopia Awaits If We Just Stop Saying ‘Long Weekend’
Huddle associate editor Trevor Nichols has a scheme to change society’s very concept of a “weekend.”
