Filipino-Canadian Bakery Moves From Market To Permanent Halifax Home
For almost three years, the team behind Xena’s Bread and Butter has spent their nights and weekends baking in a borrowed kitchen.
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Podcast: Tareq Hadhad On His Family’s Remarkable Journey From Syria To Nova Scotia
The Hadhad family left Damascus after their home and business were destroyed with nothing. In this fascinating two-part “Insights” podcast, we follow the family’s journey as refugees from Syria to Lebanon and then to Antigonish.
Who Was The Office Built For? Why Most Black Workers Want To Keep Working From Home
Surveys of office workers show very, very few Black employees want to return to the office. That says a lot about the kind of workspaces employers are creating.
Halifax’s Side Door Will Face Down The Dragons
The platform made maj changes to its product just before appearing on the show.
‘We Miss You, We Love You.’ Halifax Business Pleads With Shoppers To Buy local
The owner of Halifax’s The Tare Shop is spilling her heart, asking people to restart their support of local business.
Podcast: Tyler Mattheis On The Economic Resurgence Of Cape Breton
Don Mills and David Campbell are in Cape Breton for a special edition of the “Insights” podcast this week. The Cape Breton Partnership is having its annual Investor Summit and the guys took the opportunity to chat with CEO Tyler Mattheis about the growth potential there.
Podcast: New Vision And $125-Million Will Transform Digby Pines Resort In N.S.
Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa is being transformed into one of the top 10 resorts in Canada. In a wide-ranging conversation with Glenn Squires, Don Mills and David Campbell learn about capital investment plans that include condos on-site and the challenges of turning the Pines into a year-round resort.
How A Halifax Board Game Company Keeps A Legacy Alive
When Rick Berger needed a way to cope with life-changing trauma, he turned to the comfort of board games.
Halifax Councillor Admits ‘Consultation Wasn’t Great’ For Controversial Corner Store Bylaw
The bylaw would force corner stores in residential zones to close by 11 pm. Wayne Mason says such a restriction is needed due to the noise and disruption caused by Dalhousie University Students getting pizza late at night.
Podcast: Unprecedented Population Growth Leads To Unexpected Challenges
With the exception of Newfoundland & Labrador, the rest of Atlantic Canada is enjoying unprecedented population growth at rates well above the national average. In this episode of the “Insights” podcast, we take a look at the sustainability of the current pace of growth.
