Brewing Blues: How Excessive Red Tape Keeps N.B. Brews Out Of Other Provinces
Three New Brunswick craft brewers talk about the challenges they face trying to export their beers to other provinces.
Nova Scotia
Council’s Misguided Corner Store Bylaw Punishes The Wrong People
Opinion: This is not an issue about nefarious corner stores seeding chaos in the streets with their perverse, late-night pizza. It’s entirely unfair, and frankly absurd, to blame a business for its customer’s actions.
East Coast Lifestyle Breaks Ground In Bayer’s Lake
Find out what amenities will come with the new company head quarters
‘It’s Going To Kill Me’: Store Owner Says Bylaw Targeting Noisy Students Will Ruin Business
The law, which passed a first reading at Halifax Regional Council September 29, would force corner stores in residential zones to close by 11 p.m.
Post-Fiona, Small Businesses Need Our Help
The pandemic has already taken its toll on our favourite businesses. But Fiona just made things worse. With the colder months around the corner, now’s the time for us consumers to step up.
How To Rebuild An Atlantic Canadian Tourism Economy Worth Billions
On the latest episode of the “Insights” podcast, David Campbell gets an update on the state of the tourism industry in Nova Scotia and across Atlantic Canada with Darlene Grant Fiander, the president of the Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia.
Fiona ‘Kicking Us In The Nuts,’ Says Halifax Restaurant Owner
Many of your favourite eateries are calculating thousands of dollars in losses after Hurricane Fiona.
N.S. Farmers Skirt Disaster But Face Worrying Future
Fiona was bad but it could have been so much worse.
East Coast Lifestyle Moves Into Cannabis Market
CEO Alex MacLean hints that more products are on the horizon.
Is it Saint John or St. John’s?
After a visit to St. John’s, Mark Leger considers a career in tourism brochure writing.
