How Atlantic Canadians Feel About Working From Home
Almost two-thirds of Atlantic Canadians started working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic, and most feel they’re just as, or more productive at home than they were in their offices.
Almost two-thirds of Atlantic Canadians started working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic, and most feel they’re just as, or more productive at home than they were in their offices.
Patrice Cammarano is co-founder and co-president of the Mental Health Society at St. Thomas University and he’s a network representative for jack.org where he represents New Brunswick.
Sales at the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation spiked substantially during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
It represents a 91 percent drop from the year before, but much higher than a low of 1,079 in May.
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit has been extended for another four weeks. Two New Brunswick economists break down why this might cause issues for employers.
ReConnect Health Centre is a multidisciplinary clinic focusing on women’s health. The practitioners range from dietitians and psychologists to gynecologist, childbirth educators, and physiotherapists.
Crystal Cure, a Shediac-based licensed Cannabis producer specializing in organic cannabis and professional services, is partnering with Dieppe-based craft grower Golden Peak for the first product of its Farmers Series, which aims to support and highlight smaller licensed growers in the region.
Mayor Savage is a fan of football and would love to see a team in Halifax. But after all the setbacks, he is pessimistic of that happening any time soon.
Press Play Cafe will offer parents an easy and comfortable place to bring their kids while they have a coffee, in Lower Sackville.
The route will be extended to include Ottawa, Ontario as restrictions on travel to Atlantic Canada are progressively reduced.