Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic At The Centre of What’s Next
The region’s leading commercial real estate firm welcomes Miki O’Ree.
Halifax
Sanaz Shirshekar Envisions Saint John As ‘Playground For Architects To Experiment’
The Rothesay-based architect and entrepreneur built her career in the epicentres of Toronto and New York, and she believes there is a growing community of architects that can take the city and the province to a new level.
Halifax-Based Accelerator Wants To Fund And Support New Brunswick Companies
The Volta is an innovation and startup hub that’s open to early-stage tech startups in Atlantic Canada.
Sobeys Stores Offering ‘Sensory-Friendly’ Shopping Hours
Nova Scotia locations of the major national grocery chain will make shopping more comfortable for people who are sensitive to things like bright lights and noise.
‘The Has Bin’ Has Haute Couture Fashion At Joe Fresh Prices
Bee Morrison’s and Gwyn Maxwell’s shop in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, is bridging the gap between expensive eco clothing brands and big box thrift stores.
Accelerator Program Helps Businesses Make Money And Make A Community Impact Too
Helping founders learn how to balance profit and impact within their ventures is what makes BE.FOR.CHANGE Ventures (B4C) different than other business accelerators in Atlantic Canada.
Local Medical Researchers Do Groundbreaking Study On Procedure That Helps Newborns
The New Brunswick Health Research Foundation has named Dr. Yu Chen and his team ‘Researchers of the Month’ for their work that supports the case for delaying clamping of the umbilical cord by a minute or two after birth because it’s better for the baby’s health.
Des chercheurs en médecine locaux complète une étude innovante sur une procédure pour aider les nouveaux-nés
La Fondation de la recherche en santé a nommé le Dr Yu Chen et son équipe « Chercheurs du mois » pour leur travail qui soutien le report du clampage du cordon ombilical d’une minute ou deux après la naissance car cette pratique est meilleure pour la santé du bébé.
Nova Scotia Looks At Adding New Cannabis Stores After Low Online Sales
Nova Scotia is considering expanding the number of retail cannabis stores, because online sales have been slower than expected.
Saint John Airport Adopting Blockchain Technology To Enhance Security
The airport announced earlier this month that it will be partnering with Nodalblock, an Atlantic Canadian technology startup based in Halifax, for what it’s calling the Digital Identity project.
