Propel ICT Unveils Its New Virtual Accelerator Program
The ‘Incite’ program will better serve the needs of busy entrepreneurs and companies in smaller, more remote communities in Atlantic Canada.
Halifax
Saint John’s Social Enterprise Hub Becomes A Solar Power Hub Too
The city’s largest rooftop solar installation will be complete by the end of the month.
Moncton Offers To Host CFL Team Until Halifax Stadium Is Ready
Mayor Dawn Arnold says Moncton could host the team for a season or two to help establish an Atlantic Canadian team that would ultimately be based in Halifax.
She Fell For Saint John On Twitter, But It’s The People Who Make Her Stay
Denisa Prdova, a project manager from Slovakia, described her work experience and love for her new home at the first ‘Stay and Grow’ event organized by a group that wants to support newcomers to the city.
Vito’s Looks To The Future With Rebranded KV Music Festival
Canadian 80’s hard rockers Haywire will be bringing the party to the Kennebecasis Valley this summer for Vito’s KV Music Festival taking place August 28 to August 31.
Feel Like You Might Explode? Halifax’s Rage Room is the Perfect Solution
The idea behind the Rage Room is simple. Clients comes in and, well…smash stuff up. Want to take a baseball bat to a printer, Office Space style? You can do that. Want to throw some dishes at the wall? That’s cool too.
Stash Energy’s Heat Pump Storage System Harnesses the Power of P.E.I. Winds
Prince Edward Island provided the entrepreneurial spark for Stash’s heat-storage system, but CEO Jordan Kennie says it will be useful in any circumstance where storing heat for later use is an advantage.
For These Campers YMCA’s Camp Glenburn Has Made All The Difference
The camp is currently raising money to upgrade its facilities.
How Riverside Makes Golf More Appealing To Young People With Busy Lives
The Riverside Country Club is adapting its programming to meet the needs of Millennials and the generation coming along behind it.
