Report On Indigenous Fisheries Calls For Less DFO Input
The committee says DFO has not been an effective negotiator and the new way forward should be shared decision making with Crown-Indigenous relations and Northern Affairs Canada.
Halifax
Halifax Convention Centre Will Lose $7.5 Million This Year
The next year is set to be a banner one for conventions in Halifax but the Halifax Convention Centre (HCH) will still cost the city millions of dollars.
Shoreland Transport Acquires Connors Transfer Limited
Connors was founded in Stellarton, N.S., in 1982 by brothers Glenn and Lauchie Connors. It began as a two-truck operation, delivering dry goods to Nova Scotia grocery stores and eventually moving to fresh and frozen produce.
Network System Failure Likely Cause Of Rogers Outage
Interac services were also impacted by the outage, leaving Canadians unable to send or receive e-transfers, or use their debit cards.
Rogers Restores Services To ‘Vast Majority’ Of Customers
It is still unknown what caused the outage and how long it will take to restore services to everyone.
Sattva Owner Opens ‘Another Shop’ On Halifax Waterfront
The shop is just the latest addition to a waterfront district Sarah Andrews says is becoming more inviting to both tourists and locals.
Halifax’s Housing Market Is Finally Starting To Cool
Home sales in the city, and across the province, are down and, while prices are still significantly higher than they were last year, they are falling ever-so-slightly in the short-term.
New Seaport Farmers Market Location Opens This Saturday
The 18,000 square-foot market has enough space for 100 tables and will be making its debut to the public on Saturday July 9. To celebrate its grand opening, the Seaport Farmers Market will have live entertainment and family-friendly activities.
Industry Says Noise Bylaw Would Impact Costs, Timelines Of New Halifax Housing
Halifax Regional Council will soon decide on a proposed bylaw designed to curb construction noise by putting stricter limits on the times of day construction can happen in the city.
Lifestyle Brand Moving From Toronto To Halifax
Sweel Made Founder Lesley Robb once lived in New Brunswick and always wanted to try living in the Nova Scotia capital. But until now, the economic opportunities didn’t seem to add up.
