Alimentation Couche-Tard Reports Q2 Profits
The company behind the convenience stores at Irving service stations across Atlantic Canada is reporting a healthy bump in profits and revenues.
Nova Scotia
Winners Opening In Halifax Shopping Centre
The store takes over part of the space once occupied by Sears. The rest of the space will hold a Quebec-based department store and a full-service restaurant.
Federal Carbon Tax Coming To Nova Scotia Next Summer
The tax will raise the price of commerical fuels like gas and heating oil but come with rebate checks sent directly to residents.
Wintersleep’s Paul Murphy Launches New Record Label
Murphy was inspired to create a small record label because he felt there wasn’t enough space to create, and release, alternative music: the “odder” pieces friends might come up with while jamming that is outside of the mainstream.
New Tower Proposed Near Halifax’s Peace And Friendship Park
Mani Suissa and Universal Realty Group want to put up a new tower near Peace and Friendship Park and the Westin Hotel.
John Risley Says Atlantic Canada Needs To Move Fast To Capitalize On Green Hydrogen
There’s massive potential for Atlantic Canada to be a global leader in one of the most important new technologies in the world. Can government capitalize before it’s too late?
High Fuel Prices Keep Inflation Rate Up
Faster price growth for gas and mortgage interest put upward pressure on CPI
Money’s Worth Closes Three Maritime Stores
Money’s Worth Renovation Center is reducing its footprint in the Maritimes. Its Bible Hill store in Nova Scotia will be the only one in the region to remain open.
New England Salaries Much Higher Than Atlantic Canada’s
In 2019 there was a major gap between the prosperity of the two regions.
Rate Increase Limit Will Cost Nova Scotia Power $150 Million
The head Emera says government legislation limiting rate increases will cost his company $150 million next year and stop it from investing in new green energy initiatives.
