With N.S. Covid-19 Cases On The Rise, No Evidence Yet Of Community Spread
Even without community spread in Nova Scotia, Dr. Robert Strang is increasingly worried about rising Covid-19 case counts across Canada and the rest of the world.
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How You Can Help Provide Recreation to Children and Youth in Greater Saint John
P.R.O. Kids believes every child deserves the opportunity to play, and it’s looking for the community’s support with an upcoming fundraising campaign that includes virtual and live events and activities in Saint John.
Trump Or Biden: Who’s Better For Atlantic Canada’s Economy?
Americans head to the polls today to choose their next president. But while many will pull the lever with the future of their country in mind, their decision will also impact, in a not-insignificant way, the economic future in Atlantic Canada.
Finalists Announced For $25,000 Volta Cohort Pitch Competition
Some of Atlantic Canada’s most exciting new startups will put their big ideas to the test this month as they compete for a place in Volta’s Cohort program.
Do New Brunswick Cities Like Saint John Need Rent Control?
Rent prices in the Saint John city centre have become a hot topic lately. But how much have rents really gone up-and who is responsible to ensure they’re don’t get out of control?
Podcast: Kathryn Lockhart And Peter Moreira On Creating “Baby Unicorns” In Atlantic Canada
On the latest episode of the “Home Office” podcast, host Mark Leger chats with the new Propel CEO and the tech journalist and owner of Entrevestor Peter Moreira about the region’s emerging success stories, challenges and opportunities of Covid-19 for the tech sector, and how to create a “baby unicorn farm.”
Get A Bird’s-Eye View Of Energy Loss Through Innovative New Service
Saint John Energy is introducing an innovative new service called Home Heat Saver to help customers pinpoint heat loss from their homes through state-of-the-art thermal imaging.
Halloween Sales Up 25 Per Cent In Halifax, Says Glow President
Across Canada, there was a lot of uncertainty if Halloween would go ahead this year. From province-to-province people debated whether they should attend parties or even allow trick-or-treaters. But, in Halifax, it looks like people are ready and willing to celebrate.
Sipekne’katik Chief Threatening To Disrupt Commercial Lobster Fishery This Year
“If they can interfere with our fisheries, we’re going to start rallying up and blocking all of their wharves,” said says Sipekne’katik First Nation Chief Mike Sack.
Why A Halifax Landlord Nearly Doubled The Rent For One Of His Tenants
The plight of Gracie Fogarty, the subject of a recent Facebook post that went viral, has renewed the rent control debate in Halifax.
