Halifax Surpassed Pre-Covid Tourism Numbers Last Year
Things started slow for the city in 2022, but, by some countsl a few key developments helped push Halifax to one of its best-ever tourism years.
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Nova Scotia Property Assesments Up Over $22.8 Billion
Nova Scotia property tax assessments are now in the mail and property taxes will be going up across the board.
N.S. Helps Fund Thousands More Student Internships
The province will give $13 million to Mitacs over four years to create as many as 3,200 paid positions.
New, Mandatory, Electronic Trackers Are ‘Peace Of Mind’ For Trucking Industry
Electronic logs streamline the administrative process, and help enforce distance and time behind the wheel regulations.
CEO Salaries Hit All-Time High In Canada
On January 3, at 9:34 a.m., the best-paid CEOs in Canada had already made more money than the average Canadian worker will earn over the entire year.
Fresh Cuts Buys Iconic ‘Lunenburg Pudding’ Producer
After closing its doors last year, Greek’s Quality Meats has found a new home. The iconic business has been bought by Fresh Cuts Market in Bridgewater.
N.S. Realtor Says Foreign Buyer Ban Makes Province ‘Unwelcoming’
On January 1, a new federal law came into effect that temporarily bans most non-Canadians from buying a home in Canada.
Year In Review: Paul MacKinnon On Downtown Recovery
The CEO of the Downtown Halifax Business Commission talked with Huddle about the business community’s success in 2022 and the challenges that lie ahead in 2023.
Year In Review: Kevin Russell On The Challenges N.S. Landlords Faced In 2022
The executive director of the Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia claims rent caps and high interest rates are driving landlords out of the market and shrinking the rental stock.
