CMHC Expects Average Rent to Increase in Nova Scotia
The CMHC also says that the number of new homes being built in the province is too low, and is expected to go down, contributing to rock-bottom vacancy rate.
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UNB Program Proves Students Thrive When Plunged Into the Deep End
Sponsored: The head of UNB’s experiential student consultency puts the program philosophy bluntly: “They can’t bullshit; this is real life.”
‘Everything is Made with Love’ at Halifax’s Newest Cafe
Rumi Coffee Company will open inside Vertu Shops at 1535 Dresden Row in Halifax. Customers can expect a blend of traditional café treats as well as Arabic and Turkish coffee and tea. The anticipated opening date is May 12.
Ambitious New E-Bike Shop Opens in Bayers Lake
The shop will feature a rental service, a selection of unique accessories, and even sell a custom-designed e-bike named after a Game of Thrones character.
Sleep in a 160-Year-Old Gothic Farmhouse in Mahone Bay This Summer
The Black Forest Retreat, being built by Halifax developer Kerry Lynch, will also have eight cabins.
Rustum Southwell Retires from the Black Business Initiative
Southwell will be replaced by Matthew Martel, who is currently the BBI’s Chief Operating Officer.
Nova Scotia Tourism Operators Ready for a Bounce-Back Season
For the first time in four years, many tourism operations are back to 100 per cent capacity. Will that be enough?
Atlantic Canadians are Under the Most Financial Pressure Thanks to Inflation
Half of Atlantic Canadians are $200 or less away from not being able to pay their bills, more than anywhere else in the country. And that’s not the worst of it.
Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union Re-Elects Long-Standing President
Janet Hazelton has held the position for more than 20 years.
Hundreds of Workers Rally in Halifax as PSAC Strike Enters Second Week
It’s been more than two years since the union has been operating without a contract from the federal government.
