Brian Herman of Casino Taxi says his company’s been forced into sometimes sub-par service by strict regulations the city imposed almost three decades ago. He says Uber and Lyft won’t make things any easier for them.
Renée Lavallée of The Canteen in Dartmouth and Jesse Vergen of the Saint John Alehouse will join a cadre of the country’s best chefs atop “The Wall,” where they’ll offer colour commentary and expertise as home cooks face-off in a succulent showdown.
Mayor Savage is a fan of football and would love to see a team in Halifax. But after all the setbacks, he is pessimistic of that happening any time soon.
Press Play Cafe will offer parents an easy and comfortable place to bring their kids while they have a coffee, in Lower Sackville.
Peter Gregg will take over from interim CEO Rick Jenega, who has been running the company since May when former CEO Wayne O’Connor left after seven months on the job.
City council votes in favour on first reading despite concerns about the environmental impact of more cars being on the road.
The FIN Atlantic International Film Festival is bringing this year’s selection of films online where people can watch from the comfort of their own couch.
With Covid-19 restricting networking opportunities, UNB’s MBA Program is working with the Unsettled Media Podcast Network on a creative way to help students connect with employers and businesses.
Former NHL defenceman TJ Galiardi is a co-founder of Outcast Foods, which is working with the grocery chain to use “misfit” fruits and vegetables in Plant Strong Protein products.
Halifax Mayor Mike savage is calling on all levels of government to give more aid to the beleaguered tourism and hospitality industry in Nova Scotia. After reading a CBC article about the woes of the industry, the Halifax Mayor took to twitter to air his thoughts.
“Hard to imagine an industry being decimated so badly by forces outside its control,” tweeted Savage. “All orders of government need to rally in support of our travel and tourism partners. We will need them post-Covid, and they need us now.”
