New Tower Proposed Near Halifax’s Peace And Friendship Park
Mani Suissa and Universal Realty Group want to put up a new tower near Peace and Friendship Park and the Westin Hotel.
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John Risley Says Atlantic Canada Needs To Move Fast To Capitalize On Green Hydrogen
There’s massive potential for Atlantic Canada to be a global leader in one of the most important new technologies in the world. Can government capitalize before it’s too late?
High Fuel Prices Keep Inflation Rate Up
Faster price growth for gas and mortgage interest put upward pressure on CPI
Money’s Worth Closes Three Maritime Stores
Money’s Worth Renovation Center is reducing its footprint in the Maritimes. Its Bible Hill store in Nova Scotia will be the only one in the region to remain open.
New England Salaries Much Higher Than Atlantic Canada’s
In 2019 there was a major gap between the prosperity of the two regions.
Rate Increase Limit Will Cost Nova Scotia Power $150 Million
The head Emera says government legislation limiting rate increases will cost his company $150 million next year and stop it from investing in new green energy initiatives.
Why Is Sobeys Being So Secretive About IT Problems?
Moncton-area cybersecurity expert Scott Beck suspects this could be a far-reaching problem.
New Campaign Reminds Nova Scotians To ‘Buy Local Again’
Many small retailers in Halifax are struggling. Buy local campaigns from two years ago have long run out of steam and many independent businesses are seeing significant drops in sales.
Despite More Expenses, Killam Ups Profits Thanks To Higer Rents, Record Occupancy
Fuel and salary costs are eating into Killam’s profits, but the company has been able to squeeze more money out of its properties.
Tentative Deal Means Potential End To Dalhousie Strike
Teaching assistants, part-time instructors, markers and demonstrators walked off the job on October 19.
