Inflation Up By 8.8 Percent In Nova Scotia And New Brunswick
Canada’s inflation rate skyrocketed to a nearly 40-year high of 7.7 percent during the month of May but basic costs rose even higher in the Maritimes.
Halifax
Damning Housing Report Didn’t Surprise N.S. Housing Minister
A report released by Nova Scotia’s Auditor General Kim Adair on Tuesday paints a dire picture of the province’s public housing and how it’s managed.
Halifax Financial Advisors Want To Read You To Sleep
Last week, the company launched assantebedtimestories.com, where financial advisors and other staff read you nine classic tales, such as Sleeping Beauty, Little Red Riding Hood, and Winnie The Pooh.
Yarmouth-To-Maine Ferry Operating Well Below Maximum Capacity
The operator of the CAT ferry operator is refusing to release days ridership data, so the provincial government is.
The Power Of Competition
When it comes to figuring out the best way to run a public utility in Atlantic Canada, by a private or public operator, it seems you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t.
Ottawa Unveils $8.9-Billion Plan To Tackle Inflation
The measures are all designed to provide more money and benefits to Canadians who would struggle to meet daily needs because of the rising cost of living.
N.B. Government Employees There To Help People And Companies Grow And Prosper
Sponsored: Whether helping immigrants adapt to new personal and professional lives in New Brunswick or assisting a growing business through a funding application process, the province’s public employees are happy to be of service.
Actor Richard Kind Describes His Day In ‘Beautiful Halifax’
The actor from ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ only got to spend a few days in Halifax and Cape Breton. But the city, the region, and the amenities made a deep impression on the New York comedic star.
Small Is Beautiful: The ‘Secret Sauce’ To Successful Businesses In Atlantic Canada
Three Atlantic Canada business people discussed what the “secret sauce” to successfully working in the provinces at a conference hosted by the Public Policy Forum on June 14.
Internal Email Suggests Proposed Rate Hikes Will Fuel Major Profits At Nova Scotia Power
The email, drafted by a of manager of electricity for the Department of Natural resources and Renewables, claims that more than half of Nova Scotia’s proposed rate hikes would go towards more profit for the company.
