Net-Zero Regulations Could Cost Atlantic Canada $1 Billion
Court challenges might be part of the answer for provinces trying to sort out jurisdictional issues.
Nova Scotia
Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Society has Land for New Centre, After $1 Sale
Halifax Regional Council voted unanimously to sell surplus land on 1940 Gottingen Street to the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Society for one dollar.
Filipino Fast Food Restaurant Opens in Downtown Halifax
Jerrick Atienza’s Filipino-style fast food joint is an extension of La Rozzi Bistro.
Can Randy’s Pizza Survive a ‘Cursed’ Location in Cole Harbour?
The popular pizza joint opens in a familiar location, which has hosted several pizza joints in the past.
Bank of Canada Holds Key Interest Rate at 4.5 Percent
Growth in the Canadian economy was flat last quarter, with restrictive monetary policy continuing to weigh on household spending.
Debt Delinquencies Increasing in the Maritimes
The double whammy of interest rates and inflation is making it harder for Maritimers to make ends meet.
A Sublime Ending for Shona Humber
Years ago, Shona Humber had her home-based business shut down. Now, she’s finally opened her own, full-fledged salon.
Halifax Students use Artificial Intelligence to Help the Visually Impaired
The team is working on AI-enabled goggles to help visually impared people navigate daily life with fewer limitations.
Governments Must Stop Telling Property Owners What To Do
Opinion: Halifax’s new Airbnb restrictions demonstrate how unfair laws targeting property owners have become.
Grant Will Help Small Forest Owners Fight Climate Change
The funding will be used for training and advocacy so the forest can do its best to thrive, and do one of its most important jobs: store carbon for the planet.
