Theatre Design Revealed For Former Courthouse
Despite pandemic curveballs, designs for the repurposed Sydney Street Courthouse are complete.
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Houston Wants Exemption For N.S. From Federal Carbon Tax
On Thrusday, Nova Scotia submitted its own plan to reduce emissions during a meeting with the federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.
Dalhousie Ocean Research Project Gets $38-Million Fed Investment
The Ocean Tracking Network is an aquatic animal tracking and data management platform run out of Dal. It uses Canadian-made technology to track and examine the movements of marine animals like sharks, sturgeon, eels, tuna, squid, sea turtles, and others. The network spans all the world’s five oceans.
New Development For Long-Vacant Road Near Saint John
Grand Bay-Westfield will finally have a major development on Colonel Nase Boulevard.
Summer Visitor Numbers Up In Moncton Region
Jillian Somers, the CEO of Destination Moncton-Dieppe, says the numbers are “very strong,” especially for June. Some are even witnessing numbers that have outpaced comparable months in 2019.
Flea Market Returns To Sussex After Two-Year Hiatus
Pandemic restrictions forced market organizers to cancel the long-running event in 2020 and 2021. However, it is back this year, which the president of the local chamber of commerce says is a benefit for the entire community.
Nova Scotia Power Gets More Time To Discuss Fuel Costs With Government
The utility has applied for a 10 percent rate increase between now and 2024. However, the company did not anticipate the price of fuel would be so high.
The Return of Zellers
The Hudson’s Bay Company, which owns the Zellers brand, will launch the first-ever e-commerce site for Zellers in early 2023. It also plans to open Zellers outlets in its brick-and-mortar stores.
Small Drop In Rent Prices In Halifax
The cost of rent in Halifax has gone up 33 percent over the last two years but fell slightly on a month-over-month basis.
Environmentalists Worried NS Gold Mine Waste Could Breach Tailings Dam
Atlantic Gold was given special permission to raise the height of a tailings dam in a process that did not require public consultation.
