Fredericton Software Startup Secures $100-Million Investment
Introhive plans to use the $100-million mostly for small acquisitions and new hires in sales, marketing and engineering.
Halifax
Saint John Region’s New Community-Curated Handbooks Are All About Engagement
For the upcoming tourism season, Envision Saint John: The Regional Growth Agency took the already compelling Saint John value proposition to another level by expanding its footprint to include Grand Bay-Westfield, Rothesay, Quispamsis, Hampton, and St. Martins.
Many Atlantic Canadian Economic Sectors Returning To Normal, Says New Report
The transportation, agriculture, manufacturing, utilities, and healthcare sectors were performing close to the same as pre-pandemic in May, while the financial and professional services are actually growing.
Halifax Startup On ‘Cloud 9’ After Wildly Successful Crowdfunding Campaign
Aurea Technologies blew its funding goal out of the water last week when it raised more than $200,000 through Kickstarter for its water bottle-sized, portable wind turbine.
Nova Scotia Invests $18.2-Million In Tourism ‘Restart Package’
The new program will provide operators with new grant programs and marketing support as well as offering free admission to provincial museums.
Nova Scotians Spent Nearly $800-Million On Alcohol And Cannabis In The Last Year
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporations says it sold more than $791 million worth of products over the last fiscal year, which is a jump of almost 10 percent, or $67 million dollars.
The New Brunswick Advantage: ONB CEO Sadie Perron On The Recovery and Business Confidence
There are many great examples of the province’s businesses stepping up by investing in productivity, increasing their exports, investing in both local and international talent.
Nova Scotia Will Open Atlantic Bubble June 23
Residents of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador can travel to Nova Scotia without having to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival.
Have Provinces Done Enough To Support Small Businesses? The CFIB Says No
During the pandemic, small businesses have been relying, largely, on federal government programs to survive.
Sour Me Sweet Confectionary Opens In North End Halifax
Among the confections are exotic Kit Kat flavours (key lime pie, anyone?), four types of Mountain Dew, pickle-flavoured cotton candy, some A&W dessert topper, and even hunks of chocolate made to look like marijuana.
