Worker Shortage Forces Halifax Donut Shop To Temporarily Shut Down
Jagger’s Café is just the latest victim of a massive labour shortage that has been plaguing the foodservice industry for months.
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Atlantic Chamber Says Inflation Will Hurt Businesses And Consumers
By far the biggest concern for the chamber is the sky-rocketing cost of fuel. According to StatsCan, the cost of fuel was more than 32 percent higher in August compared to a year prior.
Atlantica Urges Regulatory Reform To Bring Greener Power To Atlantic Canada
Neil Jacobsen of the Atlantica Centre says the region needs agile regulations that match the pace at which renewable technologies are being developed in the race to meet the country’s climate goals.
These 6 People, Companies And Organizations Are ‘Changemakers’ In Atlantic Canada
From companies like Outcast Foods to individuals like Alfred Burgesson of Tribe Network, Volta’s Ecosystem Impact Awards celebrate the “changemakers” in the startup community in Atlantic Canada.
N.S. Restaurant Will Shut Down Dining Area In Protest Of Province’s Vaccine Policy
The owners of ‘Fresh From The Oven’ in Greenwood say if everyone can’t dine-in at their establishment, then no one will. As of October 4, the restaurant will be takeout and delivery only.
Eastlink Spending $26-Million On New Brunswick Mobile Expansion
The Nova Scotia company, which has already made investments in Saint John, Fredericton, Shediac and Sussex, is bringing more mobile services into the northern part of the province.
Joel Plaskett Adds Bookstore To Dartmouth Shop, Ditches Old Name
Say goodbye to the New Scotland Yard Emporium, and hello to Fang, Morley’s, and Fricton Books. And don’t worry, TAZ Records is sticking around, too.
VIA Rail Should Expand Maritime Service, Says Transportation Advocate
The passenger train can easily make two round trips a week between Halifax and Montreal, says Ted Bartlett.
The Chickenburger Requiring Staff, Dine-In Customers To Be Full Vaccinated
The province of Nova Scotia plans to implement a proof-of-vaccination policy as early as October, but some Halifax businesses have taken it upon themselves to implement health measures ahead of time.
Cabinet Minister Loses Seat, Halifax Remains Mostly Liberal After Federal Election
As Fisheries Minister, Bernadette Jordan presided over the contentious fisheries dispute in Nova Scotia, which began in the fall of 2020 and continues to this day.
