New Station Brings Modern Rock Radio Back To Halifax
Surge 105 will target listeners in the 25-45 age range with a blend of 90s rock hits and new music.
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Atlantic Chamber Program Will Help Companies Break Into Asian Markets
The Asia Market Development Program is now accepting applications from businesses with export experience looking to access new markets in South Korea, Japan, and the ASEAN countries.
Will Highrise On Gottingen Street In Halifax Finally Get Approval?
As it stands, the proposed 13-storey tower would contain 130 units of housing. Those would be bolstered by 30 more units inside Victoria Hall itself.
NS Healthcare Workers To Receive 5.5 Per Cent Pay Bump With New Deal
The first 1.5 per cent raise is retroactive to November 1, 2020. The rest of the wage increases will be phased in between November 1, 2021 and October 31, 2023 – the date which the new deal expires.
Energia Ventures Demo Day Showcase Six Startups Ready For Investment
Two Fredericton companies made their pitches – PLAEX Building Systems with its bricks made from plastic waste and Picketa Systems with its device that helps farmers analyze plant and soil health using a handheld device.
Nova Scotia Labour Advocate Questions PC Paycheck Program
Tim Houston’s “Better Paycheck Guarantee” would allow businesses to divert some of their corporate taxes to employee wages or hiring. The Nova Scotia Federation of Labour would rather see a minimum wage hike.
Full Capacity Allowed At Shops, Bars, As Nova Scotia Enters Phase 4
Moving into the next phase of recovery on July 14 will mean most restrictions on businesses, events, and gatherings in the province will be lifted.
Halifax Business Community Ask Finance Minister To Keep Funding Alive This Fall
Halifax Chamber of Commerce Vice President Kent Roberts says that Atlantic Canadian businesses are slower to recover because the region shut down so early, and so often, to combat Covid-19.
Smoke’s Poutinerie Coming To Moncton
The menu consists of a variety of poutines with different meat and veggie ingredients incorporated into basic poutine.
Halifax Hotels Still Struggling Despite Borders Reopening
Megan Delaney, president of the Hotel Association of Nova Scotia, says revenues from Atlantic Canadian tourists are not enough to bring the sector back into recovery.
