Freestyle: Translator Christianne Vachon
This week in Freestyle, we chat with Christianne Vachon, a translator and owner of Spique. She loves words and hates accounting.
Nova Scotia
New App Aids Caregivers of People with Dementia
Halifax-based DGI Clinical has launched a new app, SymptomGuide Dementia, that allows caregivers to track and manage symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
This Company Has Big Plans For Ride Sharing In The Maritimes
Gemoo is hoping 10,000 Atlantic Canadians will sign up to be part-time and full-time drivers to share their rides with other people, food and parcels.
N.B. Government Contributing $10 Million To Atlantic Canadian VC Firm
The province is contributing $10 million to Build Ventures, Atlantic Canada’s largest venture capital fund. The Halifax-based firm invests in startup technology companies in the Maritimes.
This N.B. Entrepreneur Wants To Bring The Craft Beer Experience To The Wine Industry
Henry Yates is the founder of Enso Beverage Company, a company that will regularly offer different kinds of wines from around the world and sell them in 250 ml cans at the liquor store.
BDC’s CEO Says Access to Labour And Capital Key Challenges to Atlantic Canadian Businesses
The Business Development Bank of Canada’s president and CEO Michael Denham will be in Halifax and Sydney, N.S., this week. Huddle caught up with him to talk about his trip, the challenges Atlantic Canadian businesses face and more.
Start Up Loans Have Lasting Impact For These Growing New Brunswick Businesses
How loans from Impact Atlantic helped get these New Brunswick businesses to where they are today.
Timber Lounge Is Bringing Double Bit Axe Throwing To Moncton This Fall
Timber Lounge is opening its second facility at 19 Orange Lane this fall.
Wyndham To Hire More Than 100 New People
With the addition of 109 new jobs over the next three years, Wyndham’s business services centre in Saint John will eventually employ nearly 750 people.
Nova Scotia Premier To Discuss Auto Tariffs During Trip To Washington, D.C.
French−based tire giant Michelin has three plants in Nova Scotia and employs more than 3,200 workers.
