Developers Plan On Building 900 Residential Units On Old Dartmouth Mall Site
Nova Scotia companies Crombie REIT and Clayton Developments are partners in the development of 25 acres of land where the old Penhorn Mall once stood on Portland Street.
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Highrise On Historic Victoria Hall Property In Halifax Clears Another Hurdle
The developer has received permission from the city’s heritage committee to make substantial modifications to a historic building on Gottingen Street so a highrise can be built on the same property.
$8-Million Infrastrasture Tender Awarded For Saint John Waterfront Project
The city moved another step closer to beginning work on the Fundy Quay development at Common Council this week.
Saint John On Track To Implement Plastic Bag Ban
City Council has passed the first two readings of a bylaw that would prevent retailers from handing out single-use plastic bags at checkouts.
Kombucha Company In Fredericton Is Flourishing
It’s been a season of changes for a small-scale kombucha brewing company, which has gone from brewing 20 or 40 litres of kombucha at one time up to 600 litres.
Good Things Are Brewing At Java Moose
Despite the challenges brought on by Covid-19, a Saint John-based coffee company has expanded its reach across the country, launched an app — and has some big plans brewing for the rest of 2021.
Rankin Government Says Nova Scotia Will Be First Carbon-Neutral Province
In the first throne speech since Iain Rankin became premier, Lieutenant Governor Arthur LeBlanc said the province will prioritize climate change, sustainable forestry practices and the green economy.
Premiers Discussing Reopening Maritime Bubble ‘In The Weeks Ahead’
The premiers of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island are actively discussing reopening the Maritime Bubble.
Saint John Airport CEO Says $15-Million Modernization Project Key To Future Growth
Derrick Stanford, who leaves his position this week, was appointed in 2016 and oversaw several years of passenger growth before the Covid-19 pandemic devastated the industry last year.
Fredericton Art Store Expands Due to Spike in Online Sales
On May 1, Endeavours and ThinkPlay Fredericton is moving to 141 Brunswick Street to better handle Covid-19 restrictions and online orders. It’s also opening a Mystery Airbnb.
