Halifax Milkshake Bar Bringing Everyone To The Yard
Fun & Shakes, located in Flynn’s Dairy Bar & Convenience on the corner of Hollis and Bishop streets, make masterpieces out of milkshakes.
They’re better than yours.
Halifax
Halifax Lebanese Business Community Rallies For Beirut After Explosion
Norman Nahas, who owns the famous King of Donair in Halifax, was on a routine call last Tuesday when his cellphone kept getting interrupted by messages. The interruption became so frequent that he apologized to the person on the other line.
He was shocked beyond belief when he saw what the messages were about. A huge explosion had just rocked Beirut, and the entire world was talking about it.
N.B. Sees ‘Most Complete Employment Recovery’ Among Provinces: Statistics Canada
Employment in New Brunswick was at 96.6 percent of the February level, before the Covid-19 restrictions came into place, while Nova Scotia is at 92.7 percent.
Entrepreneur From N.B. Rebrands Swimwear Company
Katie Carpenter, the co-founder of FYN Swim, has recently relaunched the brand as Fyn & Fia, which now has a line for women.
Halifax Business Owners Wear Masks Eight Hours A Day To Protect Customers
On a hot August day, Heidi Chater is behind the cash register at Aladdin Laundromat in Dartmouth. No matter the heat or humidity, her mouth and nose are covered by the now-familiar cloth face mask.
Premier McNeil To Leave Public Office, Will Sit As Leader Until Position Is Filled
Premier Stephen McNeil has been the Premier of Nova Scotia for seven years.
Economist Says N.S. Has Bright Future Despite $853-Million Deficit
Ian McAllister of Dalhousie University has spent nearly 60 years immersed in the world of economics and has an optimistic outlook on the economic opportunities of Nova Scotia and the Atlantic region.
Major Waterfront Development Approved in Halifax
Southwest Properties’ Cunard project will have 200-plus residential units and thousands of square feet in retail and restaurant space on top of public areas.
Invest Nova Scotia Fund Hands Out $2 Million To Food, Diversity And Aerospace Initiatives
Invest Nova Scotia has pledged close to $2 million to help increase access to local food, support diversity in the province’s workforce, and improve competitiveness for a local aerospace business.
Squeezed By Australia, Nova Scotia Walks Back Wine Policy
Wines from Nova Scotia and other “emerging wine regions” will no longer receive special tax breaks from the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation, as Canada looks to placate Australia amid World Trade Organization negotiations.
