‘The Slumlords Are Preying Upon Us’: Halifax Residents Demand Action Amid Disrepair, Infestations
Residents at a block of MetCap Living apartments say their homes are infested with cockroaches, mice, and in a constant state of disrepair.
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Venn’s Jonathan Dunnett Wants To Help You Become The Best Leader You Can Be
Jonathan Dunnett, Venn’s program manager of markets and insights, is the founder of Enable Leaders, a company that’s curating content to help people from all walks of life improve their leadership, decision making, and personal skills.
Steele Auto Group Buys Saint John Dealerships
The Dartmouth-based company has purchased Saint John Nissan, Fundy Honda, and Brett Chevrolet Cadillac Buick GMC.
Fredericton Sees A Sharp Rise In Demand For Residential Building Construction
The city is welcoming up to 2,000 new immigrants per year and people seem to be gravitating to apartment living downtown, both of which are driving growth says councillor Bruce Grandy.
Iain Rankin Sworn In As Nova Scotia Premier
Rankin said Nova Scotia is able to come out of the pandemic economically strong with a growing population.
Construction Of Downtown Halifax Arts Centre Back On Track
The Light House Arts Centre will enter its second phase of construction in mid-March with plans to open to the public this fall.
N.B. Healthcare Startup Expands Reach To All Older Adults
The WellAssist platform works using smart medical devices such as blood pressure cuffs, thermometers, and pulse oximeters. Using those devices along with a smart display, older adults can monitor their health alongside their healthcare providers 24/7.
Maestro Fresh Wes Brings New Radio Show To Saint John
The Godfather of Canadian hip-hop is not only a new resident of the Port City, but he is also hitting the airwaves at 97.3 The Wave.
Halifax Company Launches Back Brace That Doesn’t Feel Like A ‘Straight Jacket’
Spring Loaded’s release of Lumbrella comes at a time when people are experiencing more back pain from working at home and sitting for long hours with bad posture.
Halifax Chamber Of Commerce Asks For Tax Freeze
The proposed 1.9 percent increase to the average tax bill would be unfair to small businesses that have struggled during the pandemic.
