American Tourists Aren’t Flocking to Halifax Yet, But They’re Coming Soon
Vaccinated American tourists were allowed to visit Canada again as of August 9. But Halifax tourism operators haven’t seen many customers from south of the border yet.
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How Ethical Are Vaccine Passports? It Depends On How They’re Designed
This week, both the provincial and federal Liberal parties made announcements about vaccine passports.
Dr. Shawn Harmon, research associate with the IWK Health Centre and part-time faculty at Dalhousie’s School of Law, says it’s tough to assess how effective, legal, or ethical those vaccine passports would be because neither has given much detail about their plan.
Committee Approves ‘Uninspired’ Tower On Prominent Gottingen Corner In Halifax
The city’s Design Advisory Committee has reluctantly approved an apartment building proposed for a prominent corner near Downtown Halifax.
VIA Rail’s Halifax-Montreal Route Resumes Service
Train stations in the Maritimes were lively on Wednesday afternoon, as VIA Rail’s The Ocean returned to the tracks for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic started.
L.L. Bean’s Dartmouth Store Opening Sept. 10
L.L. Bean says it will officially open its first Atlantic Canadian store in Dartmouth Crossing on September 10.
Halifax’s Tranquility Sold To Green Shield Canada
Tranquility is an online platform that aims to help people better manage mild or moderate anxiety and depression. Using an app or computer, clients are matched with a coach who helps them through a series of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) exercises.
Hotels Facing Severe Staff Shortages In Nova Scotia And Across Canada
The hotel industry was one of the first, and hardest hit industries during the height of the pandemic. Now they are facing a problem that began before the pandemic and has only gotten worse: staff shortages.
Plaza Retail REIT Continues Construction Projects, Growth In Second Quarter
Plaza Retail REIT’s quarterly earnings report indicated a strong continued growth in the second quarter of 2021.
Nova Scotia Company Makes Dairy-Free Creamer That’s Good For The Body And Environment
The three co-founders of Sun Under The Sea all have dairy sensitivities. This led to them creating a dairy-free creamer that can be used in coffee and other products.
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MLT Announces Presenting Sponsorship Of Rotary 101 Resilience Awards
The Moncton-based tech company marks its 20th anniversary by celebrating its home community.
