Child Care Centre Facing Shutdown After Province Backtracks On License
Ten families are scrambling after the provincial government suspended license approval for a daycare in their community.
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Love For Local Team Has No ‘Range Anxiety’ Driving Thousands Of Kilometres In An EV
Jason Gallant and Mylène Theriault, ambassadors in the Electric Summer Social Tour, drove around New Brunswick for three months in an Audi E-Tron without burning a single tank of gas.
SimplyCast CEO Named Chair Of N.S. Worker’s Compensation Board
Saeed El-Darahali is the president and CEO of SimplyCast, a Dartmouth-based tech company that specializes in online marketing software.
N.S. Construction Industry Needs 12,000 New Tradespeople Over The Next 10 Years
Long before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, the province was facing a major shortage of skilled tradespeople. As the economy begins to recover and construction ramps back up, the problem is worse than ever.
Behind The Push To Make Halifax’s Backyard Queer Bar Permanent
After Mike Scaife carved out a little piece of paradise in his backyard, word spread about a safe place for Halifax’s Queer communtiy to gather. Now, the three friends behind The Queer Garden want to make it permanent.
Gary Burrill Steps Down As Nova Scotia NDP Leader
Gary Burrill made the announcement November 9, saying it was the “right moment” to step aside.
Nova Scotia Workplace ‘Safety Hub’ Helps Businesses Reduce Costs, Save Lives
A powerful alliance of safety-related organizations has partnered to create a centralized location for employers or individuals looking for almost any kind of safety credentials.
Outbreak At Long-Term Care Home As N.S. Reports 111 New Covid-19 Cases
The increase in case numbers in Nova Scotia is related to ongoing community spread in Amherst and in Cumberland County, as well as ongoing transmission from a faith-based gathering.
Diversity And Calibre Of UNBSJ MBA Program Appeals To Students Like Neeraja Kandikuppa
The University of New Brunswick’s MBA program in Saint John is ranked among the top 10 MBA programs in the country. Its reputation has also spread by word-of-mouth It in Canada students like Neeraja Kandikuppa, an international student from India who first learned about the program through a friend.
Halifax Business Hosting A Tea Party In Response To Anti-Vax Protestors
A small group of protestors upset with provincial health regualtions have for weeks been targeting private businesses for following the government’s rules.
