Saint John’s ‘Uptown Sparkles’ Returns
Uptown Sparkles includes ice sculptures, music, outdoor firepits, and other winter-friendly activities.
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Canadians Plan To Spend Less This Christmas Thanks To Inflation And Debt
Sixty-one percent of Canadian shoppers plan to do more in-store shopping this holiday season but the effects of inflation mean 60 percent of shoppers plan to lower their overall gift-buying budget.
Moncton Wing’n It Days Away From Opening
MONCTON – The woman bringing Wing’n It to Moncton had to become her own general contractor to keep things moving in a bid to bring the Newfoundland chain’s premium wings to the Hub City. Charlene Michelin is the owner, operator, and now general contractor of the Wing’n It Express franchise coming to Moncton’s Granite Centre […]
Hospitality Sector Rallies For Cask And Kettle Staff
The December 11th fundraiser at Wasted Day Brewing begins at 7 p.m.
Fire Seriously Damages Rothesay Restaurants
Both restuarnts remain closed for “an undetermined amount of time.”
Real Estate Sales Volume Down 30 Percent In Halifax
A Halifax realtor says sellers may have too-high expectations from the historically high prices seen before interest rates skyrocketed.
What Is That Thing Outside The Salisbury Big Stop?
The strange flower-like solar array now found at the Salisbury Big Stop is part of a pilot project by Irving Oil to offset its CO2 emissions and integrate solar into its electricity mix.
$50 Flights From Halifax To Quebec City Start Next Summer
Flair AIrlines’ Halifax-to-Quebec flight is part of a selection of new routes the airline will offer out of Jean Lesage International Airport this summer, including a flight to Edmonton.
Moncton Mulls New Rules For Short-Term Rentals
Right now, New Brunswick is the only Maritime province without a licensing framework for short-term rentals.
Realtors Dub Halifax A ‘Seller’s Market’ In 2023
RE/MAX expects more price growth in Atlantic Canadian markets and expects average residential sale prices to spike eight percent in Halifax
