Nova Scotia Imposes Stricter Mask Requirements As Covid-19 Variant Cases Spike
The new rules require people to wear masks on outdoor restaurant bars and patios and places like outdoor farmers’ markets and festivals too.
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Millennia TEA Now Carried In Sobeys Stores Across Canada
A New Brunswick startup that created a new way to enjoy one of the world’s oldest beverages will now be carried in a national grocery chain.
NSGEU, Dalhousie University Reach Tentative Agreement, Potentially Avoiding Strike
NSGEU president Jason MacLean says the 844 affected workers will be voting on whether to ratify or reject the agreement between Friday and Monday.
It Looks Like Amazon Is Building A Warehouse In Dartmouth
The U.S. multinational hasn’t yet confirmed the construction of a facility but a deed shows they purchased the property at 180 Thornhill Drive and a renovation permit has been approved for the site.
Building the Utility Of The Future With The Tesla Megapack
The 51,000-pound battery, which can store enough electricity to power more than 100 homes for two hours, is a key piece of Saint John Energy’s work to build the Utility of the Future for Saint John.
These High-Skilled Newcomers Say ‘New Brunswick Is Where The Future Is’
Government agencies like ONB and private companies like Fiddlehead Technology in Moncton know that tapping into the international talent pipeline is key to growing and enriching the province’s economy.
Atlantic Airports Pleased With Air Canada Deal But Want More Support
The federal government agreed this week to give Air Canada $5.9-billion to help the airline through the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Story Behind The $200 Cape Breton Whisky Made From Alexander Keith’s IPA
Nearly decades ago, Lauchie MacLean started an experiment at his Cape Breton distillery that’s yielded a new single-malt whisky.
Halifax Restaurants Receive $40,000 Break From Patio Fees
Outdoor seating has been critical for restaurants trying to make up lost revenue from shutdowns and restricted seating indoors.
Nearly 850 Dalhousie University Staff Poised To Go On Strike Over Pensions
The 844 employees work in administration and technical support and are spread out over the Halifax campus, the agricultural college in Truro, and New Brunswick.
