Atlantic Lottery Names New Interim CEO
Patrick Daigle will take over as interim president and CEO after Chris Keevill resigned to return to the private sector.
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U.K. Sees Atlantic Canada Partnerships On Everything From Cybersecurity To Covid-19 Response
There’s room to grow when it comes to the trade and policy collaboration between here and the U.K., says the High Commissioner.
Corey Nutrition Grows Export Markets With Help From Diverse Workforce
The Fredericton-based global pet food company has a top-notch staff that includes international students and immigrants that help it secure new markets in places like China.
N.S. Relaxes Restrictions For Some Businesses As Case Counts Drop
As of Monday, February 8, both retail businesses and gyms will be allowed to operate at 75 percent of their overall capacity.
Iain Rankin Will Be The Next Nova Scotia Premier
The 37-year-old former environment minister ran on a promise to pursue more ambitious climate policies and build a low-carbon economy in the province.
N.S. Government Invests $5-Million In Women’s Venture Capital Fund
Sandpaper Ventures is looking to raise capital from private and public investors with a target of $20-million and will invest in initiatives developed and led by women.
Council Approves 12-Storey Towers Next To Lake Banook In Dartmouth
The complex will house retail space on its ground floor, 174 units of housing, and more than 200 spaces of underground parking.
In Defiance Of Pandemic, Halifax Sees Office Vacancy Rates Drop
As Covid-19 threatens to hollow out office buildings everywhere, Halifax’s commercial real estate market is so far defying those expectations.
These Halifax Business Leaders Support $12.95 Minimum Wage
Bill Pratt, the owner of area restaurants like Studio East, says he is glad the minimum wage is going up slowly, so businesses can adjust their prices.
Nova Scotia Dentists Willing To Administer Vaccines
In Nova Scotia, 88 percent of dentists say they are willing to give these lifesaving shots to help speed up the process, according to a survey done by the province’s dental association.
