Two Fairview Developments Approved; Developers to Pay Bonus Density to City
One member of the public who opposed the rezoning claimed ‘it’s just going to become a big, bustling ghetto of small businesses.’
Nova Scotia
Despite Federal Promises, Atlantic Loop Stands on Shaky Ground for Timely Completion
The federal government promised in its budget it’s committed to getting the project finished. But it didn’t give specific timelines, or specific funding, to back that promise up.
Inflation Comes for Atlantic Canada’s Car Owners
Owning a car is more expensive in Atlantic Canada than anywhere else in the country. It’s also harder to live without, since fewer transportation alternatives exist.
Rudy’s Celebrates 40 Years in Halifax with a Return to 1983 Prices
To celebrate, Rudy’s is rolling back prices to 1983 on Wednesday.
Halifax Must Embrace Change, No Matter How Painful
Much like a person, it is impossible for a city to grow without change. But what happens when people like it the way things are?
Controversial Dartmouth Development Approved by Community Council
The approval comes despite concerns from nearby residents and an online petition with more than 500 signatures against the project.
What Ramadan Means to this Halifax Entrepreneur
If you happen to pass Halifax businesswoman Semira Abdu on the streets of Halifax this month, expect to be given a warm smile.
Private Healthcare Through the Lens of Mental Health
Nova Scotia is struggling with whether, or how to, farm more of its healtcare out to private businesses. But what can we learn from people alrady operating in a for-profit section of the industry?
Students Can’t Find Affordable Housing in Halifax
Students are sturggling to find affordable housing in a city with a rock-bottom vacancy rate and rapidly rising rents.
Government ‘Overspending’ Sparks Concerns as N.S. Reveals Budget
Nova Scotia’s business community saw some things it liked in the province’s latest budget. But many are concerned with how much debt the government is taking on.
