Nova Scotia Facing $853 Million Deficit
The province had been projecting a $55-million surplus before the COVID-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Karen Casey says the virus caused a massive drop in revenues.
The province had been projecting a $55-million surplus before the COVID-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Karen Casey says the virus caused a massive drop in revenues.
The Downtown Halifax Business Commission has announced the grant recipients for their 2020 “Gritty to Pretty” place-making program. The goal of the project is to beautify downtown Halifax with murals and other artistic endeavours. This year, 10 grants were awarded worth $49,364.
The class-action lawsuit against Moncton-based cannabis producer Organigram has made its way to the Supreme Court of Canada.
Though the full impact of Covid-19 on the region’s rental office market has yet to be seen, there are some early indicators that recent downward trends in vacancy are starting to reverse.
The popular American clothing and outdoor supplies company, L.L. Bean, is hoping to expand to Halifax soon.
In mid-July New Brunswick answered the call by offering residents a 20 percent rebate up to $1000 on staycation-related expenses- such as accommodation and food. But in Nova Scotia, the business community is still waiting on any government rebates or tax credits.
The list of public places where masks will be required includes retail businesses, shopping centres, salons and spas, restaurants and bars, gyms, common areas in public offices, and a host of other spaces.
French sporting goods giant Decathlon will open a pop-up store at Mic Mac Mall July 25.
A pair of seasoned Halifax entrepreneurs hope to move in on the meal replacement market with their new, plant-based nutritional drinks.
Forbes had worked as the organization’s chief strategy officer and director of solutions, strategic engagement and innovation for the last six years.