NS Businesses Step In To Help As Wildfires Burn
Due to fast moving wildfires, neighbourhoods in Upper Tantallon, Yankeetown, Hammonds Plains, Sackville Drive, and several others were told to evacuate on Sunday.
Halifax
Delay Implementation Of Clean Fuel Regulations: Atlantic Premiers
Politicians and citizens of the regions remain concerned over the effect these regulations will have at the fuel pumps.
Survey Finds Employees Reluctant To Return To The Office
Half of the workers are in the office four or more days a week, but just 31 per cent like being in the workplace this regularly.
Halifax Restaurant With Nova Scotian Dishes Named 57th Best Restaurant in Canada
Freehand Hospitality, the owner of Drift, had a banner day when the list came out in May. They also own Café Lunette, which came in 74th. Lunette also came in 5th in the Best New restaurants list, while Freehand’s Peacock Wine Bar came 9th in that category.
Nova Scotia Tourism Businesses Get A Boost From The Federal Government
ACOA announced more than $6.3 million to support 53 tourism businesses across Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia NDP Call on Houston Government To Cut Grocery Taxes
Chender said that the NDP has been calling on the government to address issues related to the rising cost of living for over a year.
Propel Receives $1 Million From Nova Scotia Government
In 2022, Propel helped more than 100 businesses and are on pace to exceed that number this year.
WestJet And Pilots Union Reach Tentative Agreement
A walkout by 1800 pilots would have led to disruptions.
Halifax Restaurant Suddenly Closes, Citing Higher Costs
Former owner took on six-figure debt during the pandemic to stay open.
WestJet Flight Cancellations Begin Ahead of Possible Job Action
The union representing more than 1,800 WestJet and Swoop pilots gave a 72-hour strike notice this week.
