Debt Delinquencies Increasing in the Maritimes
The double whammy of interest rates and inflation is making it harder for Maritimers to make ends meet.
Halifax
Bradley Daye Wants to Humanize Nova Scotia’s Workplaces
P4G’s co-founder and C.E.O. says employers need to start thinking about how ideas like ‘the right fit’ impact who they’re hiring.
Five Industries Control the Fate of Atlantic Canada’s Net-Zero Targets
Five industry sectors – utilities, manufacturing, mining and oil, other primary industries, and transportation – account for 90 percent of Atlantic Canada’s emissions. They’re also responsible for about half of all jobs in the region.
Sackville Set For ‘Sandwich Week’
The festival is a chance for hungry Haligonians to shake off the winter blues with some much needed comfort food.
Some Councilors Disagree With Weeknight Parking Fees In Halifax
Dartmouth Centre Councilor Sam Austin is in favour of charging for Saturday street parking, however.
Clearwater Cuts $250K Check to Hospital Campaign
The donation will support the redevelopment of South Shore Regional Hospital’w expanded Emergency Department.
Halifax Businesses Bristle At Plan To Charge For Weekend Parking
Many say the charge will keep shoppers from driving to core retail areas and hurt small businesses that are still recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Bobby Smith Sells Mooseheads To American Oil Tycoon
Smith said the deal made sense because it was with a “good buyer” who could be a real asset to the team.
Canada’s Inflation Rate Slows To 5.9 Percent
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at 5.9 percent last month, down from 6.3 percent in December. But despite the continued slowdown, food prices continued to rise at a much faster pace than overall inflation.
Nova Scotians Are Buying More Pot And Booze
Nova Scotians bought slightly more alcohol over the last three months compared to the same period last year. However, higher booze prices meant the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation brought in more profit.
