Halifax, Province On The Hook For $11-Million Convention Centre Debt
Carrie Cussons, the president and CEO of Events East, said the pandemic forced the HCC to revise its event target down from 150 to 50 this year.
Nova Scotia
Uber Will Start Its Ridesharing Service In Halifax On December 3
The international ridesharing service has finally arrived in Nova Scotia after the city and province created rules and regulations that allowed it to operate.
Owner Of Halifax Restaurants Says Sales Are Down $3-Million Since March
Bill Pratt, the owner of the Chef Inspired group of restaurants in the Halifax area, has had to deal with the financial and emotional fallout of Covid-19 on himself and his employees.
Will Covid-19 Restrictions In Halifax Be Lifted On December 9?
Nova Scotia’s top doctor says he’s encouraged by the slowing spread of Covid-19 in the province but that he’s not ready yet to ease up on restrictions.
This Immigration Firm Is Helping Employers Find Workers At Home And Abroad
Swallow Immigration Consultancy has been helping immigrants come and settle in New Brunswick for years. But it now wants to help the province’s employers fill their staff shortages, too.
NouLAB And Atlantic Colleges Get Over $4.3-Million For Skill Shortage Projects
Future Skills Centre is a federal government-funded research and collaboration hub aimed at helping Canadians prepare for employment and meeting employers’ emerging talent needs
ONB Supports The Companies That Will Build A ‘NEW’ New Brunswick
As we head into 2021, the Opportunities NB team is focused on supporting the innovation and creativity of these companies, and what we see as the four key drivers of growth for them and for the province.
Strang Says ‘No Guarantees’ N.S. Restrictions Will Be Lifted By Christmas
Nova Scotia’s top health official says he believes the situation can be brought under control within weeks if people follow the rules and the spread of Covid-19 slows.
Rapid Testing Continues In Halifax, Aimed At Bar And Restaurant Staff And Patrons
The government is encouraging anyone who has worked at a bar or restaurant past 10 pm in the HRM to sign up for a rapid test, even if they don’t have symptoms.
‘Thank The Lord!’ Gracie Fogarty Celebrates N.S. Rent Cap
Fogarty was facing a $650 rent increase in April. But now she is hopeful she won’t be out on the street after Nova Scotia capped rent increases at two percent.
