Halifax Library Workers Await Results of Vote to Boot ‘Broken’ Union
Halifax’s library workers may not be represented by the Nova Scotia Union of Public and Private Employees (NSUPE) for much longer.
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Kal Tire Buys 12 new Locations in Atlantic Canada
The BC tire retailer picked up 12 GCR Tire locations throughout New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland.
SeasonedPros Names new President and CEO
The Halifax-based talent agency recently went through a significant rebrand.
Donut Shop Takes to the Halifax Streets with Mobile Truck
In 2021, Ian Broscoe and Christina Arsenault flew to Ontario with a one-way ticket and drove back a van. Using their network of skilled people, they turned an ordinary van into a mobile shop that can provide fresh donuts and hot coffee to people.
HRM Forced to End Development Information Meeting Early as Crowd Becomes Disruptive
At one point, Coun. Shawn Cleary cused a bullhorn to plead with the attendees to voice their concerns in a more orderly manner.
Great White Shark Cage Diving Business Launches in N.S.
LIVERPOOL — A new business is offering tourists a chance to cage dive with great white sharks off the coast of Nova Scotia. Neil Hammerschlag, a marine biologist with over 25 years of experience working with and studying sharks, is heading up the operation. Hammerschlag says his expeditions combine research with the thrill of getting […]
Volta Permanently Leaving Maritime Centre
The accellerator is moving to a new home in another iconic Halifax building.
Halifax ‘Slow Fashion’ Swimwear Company Open for Business
Halifax-based female entrepreneurs Chelsey and Mackenzie Hall’s ONE Handmade Swimwear aims to create bikinis that are “as unique as the people who are wearing it.”
How Atlantic Businesses Big and Small are Moving Towards Net Zero
Reaching net-zero targets looks wildly different for businesses of different sizes.
Halifax’s Landlord Registry gets more Council Support
The rules force rental property owners to register with the city, create new fines for bad landlords ranging from $150 to $10,000, change how inspections are done, and force rental property owners to have maintenance plans.
