The six-storey complex is going up beside the Dalhousie University campus on Seymour Street. It’s being purpose-built for the city’s student population and offered as an alternative to the typical suite of student housing options.
Overall cargo tonnage at Port Saint John was up two percent to nearly 26-million metric tonnes (MT).
Despite the Maritimes possibly returning to a total sense of normalcy by the end of this summer, the President and CEO of HOST Event and Association Management, Sara Robinson, says there’s still a future for virtual events post-Covid.
During a Covid-19 update May 28, premier Iain Rankin revealed the province will begin loosening restrictions on June 2, using a five-phase approach that will roll out over the course of the summer.
While the changes are optimistic signs for the business community, John Wishart, CEO of the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce, said the organization was expecting more.
Business leaders in Halifax are pressuring the government to create a plan on reopening the provincial economy, as more people get vaccinated, and numbers drop.
The restaurant industry is applauding some major changes to rules and regulations made by the Nova Scotia government
The New Glasgow-based company, which used to be the real estate arm of Sobeys owner Empire Company, owns many of the buildings that house Empire’s grocery stores.
Mike Huntley has kept his Kentville scuba shop open over the past few days to protest what he feels is the government’s unfair treatment of small businesses.
Prominent local defense attorney Peter Planetta has decided to take on the first-ever pro-bono case of his career.
