Five-Tower Development In Halifax’s North End Clears Community Council
Westwood Development’s Midtown North project would see five towers build on a swath of property in Halifax’s North End
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North Brewing Expanding To Timberlea Area Of Halifax
The Halifax-based craft brewery has secured a location for its latest expansion, at the intersection of St. Margaret’s Bay Road and Timberlea Village Parkway, and plans to break ground soon.
N.S. Restaurant Leaders Applaud $1.2-Million Break On Booze
Gordon Stewart, the executive director of the Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia, said this will give restauranters “significant savings” at a time when it’s most needed.
Pet Dogs Now Allowed On Restaurant Patios In Nova Scotia
The provincial government announced today that businesses will now have the option to allow pet dogs into their outdoor eating spaces.
Halifax Developers Warn Of Higher Rents Due To Rising Prices Of Lumber And Materials
Jason Brunt, president of Clayton Developments Limited, says the huge markup in prices will mean higher rents when new apartment units are complete.
UNB Students Make Real-World Investment Decisions In Venture Capital Course
Fredericton-based 3D Planeta and Saint John-based TrojAI have been the first student-led investments made by the fund, both of which show exciting potential for earning returns.
Suez Canal Is Open Again, Which Is Good News For Halifax
The Halifax Port Authority had been monitoring the Suez Canal blockage closely since March 23, but it’s hard to pinpoint how much of the shipping delays in Halifax were due to the Ever Given.
Remote Workers Can ‘Live For The Moment’ In New Brunswick
The eight-week-pilot, launched on March 10 to show remote workers in major urban centers the many benefits of living in New Brunswick, has generated over 1,000 inquiries in just two weeks.
RNS Advisor Program Supports Every Single Student
The one-of-a-kind program at Rothesay Netherwood School makes an impact on boarding and day students in ways you won’t find anywhere else.
N.S. Business Leaders Lament ‘Anemic’ Support In Provincial Budget
Finance Minister Labi Kousoulis is surprised by the negative reaction to the budget, pointing to recent initiatives like property tax rebates to hotels, restaurants, and other tourism-and-hospitality businesses.
