Nova Scotia Tourism Operators Ready for a Bounce-Back Season
For the first time in four years, many tourism operations are back to 100 per cent capacity. Will that be enough?
Halifax
Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union Re-Elects Long-Standing President
Janet Hazelton has held the position for more than 20 years.
Hundreds of Workers Rally in Halifax as PSAC Strike Enters Second Week
It’s been more than two years since the union has been operating without a contract from the federal government.
New Indian Restaurant Opening at Fomer Halifax Home of Long Dragon
Royal King is a popular restaurant in Saint John. Its early success in New Brunswick led the owners to open their first Nova Scotia location.
Halifax Passes Largest Budget Ever, Axes Saturday Parking Fees
All told, it will cost $1.2 billion to run the city for a year and tax rates will bump up for homeowners by about $130.
Port of Halifax Prepares to Potentially Break Records as Cruise Season Begins
The Port estimates around 325,000 passengers will visit on cruise ships this season.
Environmental Groups Praise Province’s Decision to Nix Golf Course
The Ecology Action Centre is happy with the N.S. government’s decision but says more still needs to be done.
Halifax Company can Secure your Artwork Using DNA
From protecting original work to infusing work with the DNA from a 250-year-old apple tree, DNA technologies aims to revolutionize the art world.
The Rise of a Halifax Jerk Sauce Company
Paul Hill has racked up a significant list of entrepreneurial accomplishments over seven years.
Canadian Tissue Product Goes Above and Beyond to Achieve Sustainability
Sponsored: Royale has achieved the remarkable milestone of having its tissue products independently certified as carbon neutral.
