N.S. Helps Fund Thousands More Student Internships
The province will give $13 million to Mitacs over four years to create as many as 3,200 paid positions.
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Canada Adds 104,000 Jobs In December
Broad-based employment gains were observed across several industries, including construction, as well as transportation and warehousing.
New, Mandatory, Electronic Trackers Are ‘Peace Of Mind’ For Trucking Industry
Electronic logs streamline the administrative process, and help enforce distance and time behind the wheel regulations.
N.S. Committee Calls For Faster Path To $15 Minimum Wage
Nova Scotia’s Minimum Wage Review Committee says the province should speed up its timeline for reaching a $15-per-hour minimum wage.
CEO Salaries Hit All-Time High In Canada
On January 3, at 9:34 a.m., the best-paid CEOs in Canada had already made more money than the average Canadian worker will earn over the entire year.
UNB Program Helps Newcomers Integrate Into Business Community
Sponsored: Cindy Nguyen credits the university’s Faculty of Management for helping her build a versatile skillset that’s as valuable in the job market as it was in the classroom.
Fresh Cuts Buys Iconic ‘Lunenburg Pudding’ Producer
After closing its doors last year, Greek’s Quality Meats has found a new home. The iconic business has been bought by Fresh Cuts Market in Bridgewater.
N.S. Realtor Says Foreign Buyer Ban Makes Province ‘Unwelcoming’
On January 1, a new federal law came into effect that temporarily bans most non-Canadians from buying a home in Canada.
For Halifax Bar, World Juniors Is A Reminder Of ‘Normal’ Crowds
The elite international hockey tournament is expected to generate tens-of-millions of dollars in business for Halifax and Moncton.
