Halifax Students use Artificial Intelligence to Help the Visually Impaired
The team is working on AI-enabled goggles to help visually impared people navigate daily life with fewer limitations.
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Governments Must Stop Telling Property Owners What To Do
Opinion: Halifax’s new Airbnb restrictions demonstrate how unfair laws targeting property owners have become.
Grant Will Help Small Forest Owners Fight Climate Change
The funding will be used for training and advocacy so the forest can do its best to thrive, and do one of its most important jobs: store carbon for the planet.
Bradley Daye Wants to Humanize Nova Scotia’s Workplaces
P4G’s co-founder and C.E.O. says employers need to start thinking about how ideas like ‘the right fit’ impact who they’re hiring.
Business is Worse, Not Better, During Canada Games on P.E.I.
Businesses on the island were promised a surge in traffic during the games. But some say they’re serving fewer people than normal.
Some Argue Halifax’s New Airbnb Law Will Cost City Millions
Discover Halifax predicts the new law will mean 75,000 fewer room bookings. This will lead to an economic loss of $49 million from as tourists spend less money in the city.
Five Industries Control the Fate of Atlantic Canada’s Net-Zero Targets
Five industry sectors – utilities, manufacturing, mining and oil, other primary industries, and transportation – account for 90 percent of Atlantic Canada’s emissions. They’re also responsible for about half of all jobs in the region.
Moncton’s My Home Mercantile Sold
The shop is now in the hands of a Halifax entreprenur who has some interesting plans.
Sackville Set For ‘Sandwich Week’
The festival is a chance for hungry Haligonians to shake off the winter blues with some much needed comfort food.
Some Councilors Disagree With Weeknight Parking Fees In Halifax
Dartmouth Centre Councilor Sam Austin is in favour of charging for Saturday street parking, however.
