Restaurant Industry Surviving Despite Difficult Holiday Season
Luc Erjavec of Restaurants Canada says the holiday season was “pretty much a dud” for restaurants.
Luc Erjavec of Restaurants Canada says the holiday season was “pretty much a dud” for restaurants.
The Ocean Startup Project didn’t let pandemic slowdowns sway it from its course of commercializing and assisting fledgling Canadian ocean startups.
The company, known for popular Halifax restaurants like The Bicycle Thief and La Frasca, says it is opening a second location of its “Italian Salumeria” in the spring.
PEI Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Heather Morrison says the province is transitioning “deliberately towards our journey of living normally with Covid-19, where we move from a pandemic to an endemic state.”
For the first time since March 2020, labour shortages are starting to hold back investment for a growing proportion of business leaders.
The benefit intends to provide income support for workers unable to work due to the latest Covid-19 public health lockdowns.
Premier Tim Houston says the province still needs a lot more people to help administer booster doses in order to make even more appointments available.
This year, Vida Living bought thousands of rental units across the Maritimes with a promise to change the way lower-income housing is run. Ron Lovett, Vida’s founder and CEO, hopes to continue transforming the tenant-landlord relationship.
Canadians didn’t necessarily adjust how much they spent on gifts this year, but they did change when they shopped.
Our readers gobbled up any news they could find about Amazon’s arrival in Halifax and showed keen interest in major developments happening in the city. And, of course, they cared deeply about Covid-19 and how was affecting thier lives and businesses.