Halifax Restaurant Will Require Vaccination Proof From Staff
In the latest step toward a post-pandemic world, Halifax businesses like The Garden and Evolve Fitness say they will soon adopt mandatory vaccine policies.
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How Grief And A Drive To Help Guided A N.S. Entrepreneur Through The Pandemic
The pandemic was hard on every small business owner. But for Rebecca Atkinson, the stress of keeping her business afloat was only part of a brutal year-and-a-half tainted by the tragic loss of her brother David.
Halifax OnlyFans Creator Feels ‘Betrayed’ Platform Is Banning Sexually Explicit Content
Melinda Crowe joined OnlyFans in March of 2021. She has found business success on the platform and was saddened to hear the platform is banning sexual content.
With A PC Victory In N.S., What Happens Now At Northern Pulp?
The mill has been shuttered since January 2020 when Paper Excellence missed a deadline to complete a report for an environmental assessment.
This N.S. Insurance Advisor Quit The Industry To Make Vodka and Wine
Daniel Surette owns and operates Statera Spirits Maison Meuse & Fils in Belliveaus Cove.
How Ethical Are Vaccine Passports? It Depends On How They’re Designed
This week, both the provincial and federal Liberal parties made announcements about vaccine passports.
Dr. Shawn Harmon, research associate with the IWK Health Centre and part-time faculty at Dalhousie’s School of Law, says it’s tough to assess how effective, legal, or ethical those vaccine passports would be because neither has given much detail about their plan.
Nova Scotia Company Makes Dairy-Free Creamer That’s Good For The Body And Environment
The three co-founders of Sun Under The Sea all have dairy sensitivities. This led to them creating a dairy-free creamer that can be used in coffee and other products.
How An N.S. Businesswoman Turned A Love Of Doodling Into A Thriving Business
According to Doodle Lovely owner Melissa Lloyd, people who doodle can retain 29 per cent more information than people who don’t doodle. Therefore, she encourages offices to have doodle breaks during the day.
Report Calls For 10 Paid Sick Days For Every N.S. Worker
A new report shows that more than half of working people (54 per cent) in the province don’t have access to paid sick leave. The authors say the province needs to make paid sick leave mandatory—and that employers should foot the bill.
Five Questions With Joel Plaskett
We sat down with Joel Plaskett ahead of his performance at this weekend’s Area 506 Waterfront Concert Series to chat about his favourite spots in the Maritimes, his strangest gigs, his favourite Atlantic Canadian music and more.
