The Rise of a Halifax Jerk Sauce Company
Paul Hill has racked up a significant list of entrepreneurial accomplishments over seven years.
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Saturday Huddle: From Bubble to Boom
To many in Central and Western Canada, the East Coast is like a charming “poor cousin” that can’t really make it on its own and needs to be helped along. For those of us who grew up and live here, it’s an infuriating attitude. The problem, of course, is that the underlying facts largely justified it.
Cinnamon Fern Preserves N.B.’s Natural Beauty in Unique Jewelry
The entrepreneurial mom of three says she always ‘stops for ferns’ when hiking around her Titusville home.
Podcast: From Bubble to Boom, Is Atlantic Canada still a ‘Have-Not’ Region?
There is a lot of good news in the newly unveiled Atlantic Canada Momentum Index, and a number of challenges as well. Has Atlantic Canada turned a corner? Is the future bright?
155K Federal Public Service Workers Begin Strike
The strike impacts 120,000 members of the Treasury Board and 35,000 Canada Revenue Agency employees. About 46,000 Treasury Board and 1,400 Canada Revenue Agency workers have been deemed essential.
After Early Hardships, This Halifax Family is About to Open their Dream Bakery
The family is getting ready to renovate and open Levantic Bakery, which will be located on Broad Street in Bedford.
Saint John Grocer is Pete’s Frootique No More
Owner Darren Lavigne knew his time with the Pete’s Frootique brand had to eventually come to an end.
They’re Coming for your Single-Family Homes
Opinion: The homeowner lobby is more responsible than any other force on Earth for our housing crisis.
Tommy’s Superette Moves Uptown
The outdoor adventure clothing wanted to be closer to the action of Saint John’s waterfront.
Tim Hortons Franchisee Trades Doughnuts for Dumbells
Ten years ago, Mark Dacey had a revelation about how he wanted to live his life. So he sold his Tim Horton’s franchises and started opening gyms.
