Yarmouth-Maine Ferry Coming Back In 2022
The CAT has been out of service for three years, thanks to a combination of the Covid-19 pandemic and the construction of a new terminal in Bar Harbor, Maine.
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N.S. Couple Heeds The Call Of The Family Farm, Sets Down N.B. Roots
Timber River Eco Farms, near Port Elgin, is known for its Eco-Spud brand of potatoes – a brand that includes the FABULA, a later-maturing variety of with 30 percent fewer carbohydrates than other potatoes.
N.S. Expands Mandatory Vaccine Policy To Cover Prisons, Childcare Sector
People in positions covered by the policy who aren’t yet vaccinated have until November 30 to get both of their vaccines or they will be put on unpaid leave.
Halifax’s Housing Market ‘Heating Up’ In An Unexpected Way For One Realtor
Carrie Knowlton-Trider with RE/MAX nova was selling a home for Wayne Hadley and Diana Bartlett, and she came upon their home just as a fire was breaking out.
Halifax Restaurant Owner Feels Sick, Anxious After Maskless Patrons Harass Staff
Christine Bower doesn’t care if people are vaccinated and has no desire to tell people what to do with their lives. But she doesn’t think it’s fair for them to take their anger out on her staff.
Atlantic Lottery Appoints President And CEO
Atlantic Lottery has appointed Patrick Daigle as president and CEO.
N.S. Doctors Throw Support Behind Vaccine Mandate
Doctors Nova Scotia has officially endorsed the Canadian Medical Association’s call for mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations.
Halifax Mayor Says More Development Must Happen To Help Fix Housing Crisis
With the city growing so fast, Mike Savage said the city needs thousands of new units. And it will have to keep approving more, and doing it quickly, to keep up.
Hundreds of New Brunswick Businesses Closing On September 30
Across the country, millions of Canadians will be using September 30, which is National Day For Truth and Reconciliation, to reflect on the country’s painful history of residential schools and the harm it caused to Indigenous people.
Why New Brunswick Needs More Indigenous Nursing Students Like Erika Powell Of UNB
Indigenous people may make up four percent of the population, but only 2.4 percent of the province’s nurses come from Indigenous backgrounds. It’s a stat that Dr. Jason Hickey, University of New Brunswick’s Indigenous Research Chair in Nursing, finds concerning and is actively addressing.
