New Meal Service Brings Caribbean Flavours, With A French Twist, To Halifax Homes
Local chef Tobenna Wells is making a name for himself in the city with his new venture, Bajan Epicures.
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Fraser Institute Says Mounting Debt To Save Economy Will Cost Canadians In The Future
A Halifax-based policy analyst is warning taxpayers they should be concerned about the country’s rising debt and deficit
Proposed Saint John Development Will Make Retirement Living Something To Be Excited About
The Ethos Ridge development will include features that make it a great place to live, including balconies, a pool, bistro, a community garden, and easy access to waterfront and walking trails.
Give N.B. Businesses The Same Support As N.S. And P.E.I., Says Green Party Leader
David says the other Maritime provinces are helping businesses like gyms and restaurants adhere to public safety guidelines to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Sipekne’katik Won’t Block Commercial Lobster Season, But Won’t Participate Either
The lobster season in LFA34, located in southwestern Nova Scotia, started on December 8. But one notable group was absent on the sea: commercial fishermen from the Sipekne’katik First Nation.
Sustainable Blue Economy Project Will Pilot 150 Internships For Youth Across Canada
The Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) in Nova Scotia, a partner in the project, will help by providing at least 20 internships for youth in the region.
First Covid-19 Vaccine Will Arrive In Nova Scotia Dec. 15
The first doses of the Covid-19 vaccine will arrive in Nova Scotia Dec. 15. They will be given to frontline, acute-care healthcare workers.
Air Canada Suspending All Flights To Saint John Starting January 11
The Saint John Airport has confirmed that this news means all flights in and out of the airport are now temporarily suspended.
Air Canada will also suspend all flights in Sydney, and four routes in Deer Lake, Charlottetown, Fredericton and Halifax until further notice.
Cape Breton Will Lose All Air Connectivity After Air Canada Pulls Flights
SYDNEY—Air Canada is eliminating its final remaining flight from the J.A Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport, effective January 11. Mike MacKinnon, the CEO of the airport, announced Dec. 8 that Air Canada’s flight to Toronto will be cut next year, and that Air Canada’s Jazz aviation station will be closed until further notice. Another Air Canada […]
NBIF Launches $500,000 Fund To Help Researchers Get Their Projects To Market
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) is funding the pilot of the Early Stage Commercialization Fund (ECSF), which will contribute up to $50,000 to as many as 10 applied research projects. It aims to help turn those projects into startups.
