Sustainable Lifestyle Store Coming to Uptown Saint John
The idea for Juniper stemmed from Price’s own frustrations with finding sustainable and ethical products in Saint John. She often resorted to shopping online.
Halifax
Proposed Wind Farm Receives First Approval From Saint John Council
Saint John Common Council passed first and second reading of a rezoning application Monday night for the Burchill Wind Project.
Splash Opens Take-Out Location In Rothesay
Since opening in 2011, Splash has created a large base of loyal customers at its Saint John restaurant on Rothesay Avenue.
Jaza Raises $1.7-Million To Fund Renewable Energy Projects In Tanzania
The Halifax-based company has 70 “Energy Hubs” that serves more than 23,000 people in rural areas of the African nation.
How Three Women Hope Nova Scotia Agriculture Can Change
Women in Nova Scotia agriculture can face some significant barriers. But things are starting to change.
Unemployment Up in Halifax as Job Market Grows
In February, the unemployment rate in Halifax rose to 6.6 percent from 6.4 percent in January.
Clearwater Seafoods Preparing to Sell
Nova Scotia’s Clearwater Seafoods is considering several offers to sell the business.
Why Most Nova Scotia Businesses Aren’t Worried About Coronavirus – Yet
Most Nova Scotia businesses aren’t worried about the economic impact of Coronavirus. Even those that are say it’s far too early to jump to any conclusions.
Immigration Fredericton Wants To Support Atlantic Canadian Employers To Work Cross-Culturally With March 12 Conference
Immigration Fredericton wants to help educators, employers and other professionals understand cross-cultural communication through a conference at Crown Plaza Fredericton on March 12.
Trudeau Announces $17 Million For Youth Employment Initiatives In Halifax
Trudeau said the federal government will give approximately $492 million to organizations across the country for “youth skills and employment programs.” About $17 million will be given to organizations in Nova Scotia.
