Bell Rolls Out 5G Service To Atlantic Canada
The telecommunications giant says residents and businesses in Halifax, Fredericton and several communities in Newfoundland and Labrador can now access faster 5G speeds.
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Bertossi Group Constructing New Restaurant With Stunning View Of Halifax Waterfront
The recognized owners The Bicycle Thief have announced they are opening a fifth establishment in 2023.
Dartmouth Home-Based Entrepreneurs Lose Insurance Because They Were Too Successful
Allen Pooley and his wife Kelly Keating established “Darn Yarn” in October of 2020, a home-based e-commerce store that sells knitting supplies throughout North America. Find out how they grew their revenue so quickly they no longer qualified for the Allstate Home insurance plan.
Roger King Opening 66th Supplement King In His Hometown Saint John
About 15-years ago, King won a 50/50 draw at a Saint John Flames hockey game. That started him down an entrepreneurial path and he now runs a national chain of stores that sell nutritional supplements and other products.
Driving Innovation In New Brunswick For Renewables
How Saint John Energy helped propel The Smart Energy Company from a small firm focused heavily on the residential market to be one of New Brunswick’s leading renewable energy developers.
PAL Airlines Now Offering Flights At Fredericton Airport
The airport authority says a direct flight to that province has been in high demand from local travellers.
Halifax Chamber CEO Focusing On The Positive Ahead of June 30th Reopening
Patrick Sullivan was pleased to hear that travelers from outside the Atlantic Bubble, who have received two doses of vaccines at least 14 days after arriving, can come freely into the province starting June 30.
Region’s Startups Grew In Number, Created More Jobs, Raised More Capital In 2020
Despite those successes, a new Entrevestor report shows the region’s startup ecosystem remains far more welcoming to men than women, while Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour are dramatically under-represented.
Last-Ditch Fundraiser Saves The Downtown Halifax Shop Venus Envy
The education-based sex shop and bookstore has been operating out of its Barrington Street home since 1999.
New Halifax Development Would Replace Quinpool McDonalds With Eight-Storey, Mixed-Use Building
Halifax And West Community Council voted this week to move the proposed project along the city’s development process and schedule it for a public hearing.
