Food Costs May Jump 7 Percent Next Year
The most substantial increases are predicted for vegetables, dairy and meat, according to a new report.
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Canadians Plan To Spend Less This Christmas Thanks To Inflation And Debt
Sixty-one percent of Canadian shoppers plan to do more in-store shopping this holiday season but the effects of inflation mean 60 percent of shoppers plan to lower their overall gift-buying budget.
Real Estate Sales Volume Down 30 Percent In Halifax
A Halifax realtor says sellers may have too-high expectations from the historically high prices seen before interest rates skyrocketed.
$50 Flights From Halifax To Quebec City Start Next Summer
Flair AIrlines’ Halifax-to-Quebec flight is part of a selection of new routes the airline will offer out of Jean Lesage International Airport this summer, including a flight to Edmonton.
Realtors Dub Halifax A ‘Seller’s Market’ In 2023
RE/MAX expects more price growth in Atlantic Canadian markets and expects average residential sale prices to spike eight percent in Halifax
Canadian Economy Grew Slightly In September
Real GDP grew by 0.1 percent, similar to the growth the nation’s economy went through over the last three months. Goods-producing industries led that growth, while services-producing industries were essentially unchanged.
The Halifax Company Helping Casinos Around The World Identify At-Risk Gamblers
Focal Research Consultants are involved almost entirely in the international market. Find out why their presence isn’t found in Nova Scotia’s casinos.
Winners Opening In Halifax Shopping Centre
The store takes over part of the space once occupied by Sears. The rest of the space will hold a Quebec-based department store and a full-service restaurant.
Federal Carbon Tax Coming To Nova Scotia Next Summer
The tax will raise the price of commerical fuels like gas and heating oil but come with rebate checks sent directly to residents.
Wintersleep’s Paul Murphy Launches New Record Label
Murphy was inspired to create a small record label because he felt there wasn’t enough space to create, and release, alternative music: the “odder” pieces friends might come up with while jamming that is outside of the mainstream.
