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.
Halifax
Eventide Is Brewing An Ancient Drink Right Here In Dartmouth
When you shop for a refreshing beverage in Halifax this summer, chances are you are looking for bee,r or maybe a nice bottle of wine. But have you ever thought of trying one of the oldest drinks known to humankind?
As Halifax Bus Drivers Burn Out, Trips Are Being Cancelled
Paul MacKinnon of the Downtown Halifax Business Commission says he is concerned about the issues at Halifax Transis because many employees of downtown businesses rely on public transit to get to work.
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.
HaliMac Axe Throwing Will Add Archery And Knives With 2023 Expansion
Paul MacInnis, who co-owns HaliMac Axe Throwing with his cousin Adrian Beaton, wants to give people more visceral experiences.
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.”
The Most Expensive Homes On The Market In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
In the spirit of fun summer reading, Huddle is (mostly) taking a break from more serious real estate news and exploring another side of the market: the very expensive side.
From Robotics To Reality TV: How Dartmouth’s Dominion Diving Is Making Waves
Over the years, Dominion Diving has been involved in the recovery of crashed planes, major oil and gas projects, and was close to being involved in one of the 21st century’s greatest mysteries. The company even has its own reality show.
From World War II Wrecks To The Irving Whale: Learn About The Company That Helped Salvage The P.E.I. Ferry
When The MV Holiday Island ferry caught fire last Friday, firefighters from across P.E.I. rushed to put out the blaze. In the end, 200 people were safely evacuated. But when it came time to tow the damaged vessel back to port, authorities called a Halifax company with 53 years of adventurous experience.
N.S. Landlords Group Wants Tax Assessments Capped To Combat Rising Costs
The organization representing Nova Scotia landlords is warning the government and the public that the financial situation for many property owners is becoming a crisis.
