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Nova Scotia
More New Brunswickers Must Get Vaccine To Lift Restrictions
Public Health had hoped to enter Phase 1 of its “Path to Green” plan on Monday, but only 70 percent of eligible people had received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.
One Of The Hottest Tech Companies In Canada Is Setting Up Shop In Halifax
Magnet Forensics is a Waterloo-based developer specializing in digital investigation software that acquires evidence from computers, mobile phones, and cloud services.
The Halifax Startup Putting Wind Power In Your Pocket
New technology from a Halifax startup will soon put renewable energy in the pockets of adventurers, outdoors enthusiasts, and anyone else who wants to harness the power of the wind.
Room To Grow: Join Port Saint John For A Discussion On Port City Community Collaboration
Over the last 10 years, Port Saint John has invested significantly in building relationships with the Saint John community and providing value beyond the typical economic boost associated with a port.
David Myles Launches Video Series That Will Share His Love For Fredericton
The Juno Award-nominated singer-songwriter and Fredericton Tourism are teaming up to create a series of videos highlighting tourist destinations in the city this summer.
Room To Grow: Join Port Days Discussion To Learn About The Cruise Industry’s Return To Saint John
After more than a year of COVID-19, governments are starting to ease restrictions and things are inching towards normal. But for a region that relies so much on our ports, one question still looms large: what’s happening with cruise ships?
These Halifax Business Owners Lost More Than $60,000 During Latest Lockdown
Businesses like The Old Triangle and The Highlander Spa are breathing a sigh of relief with a partial reopening of the Nova Scotia economy on June 2.
A Twist On Traditional Student Housing Comes To Halifax
The six-storey complex is going up beside the Dalhousie University campus on Seymour Street. It’s being purpose-built for the city’s student population and offered as an alternative to the typical suite of student housing options.
Port Saint John Reports Revenue Drop, Increase In Cargo
Overall cargo tonnage at Port Saint John was up two percent to nearly 26-million metric tonnes (MT).
