Answers To Your Pressing Questions About Hurricane Claims
Can insurance companies get out of paying a claim due to an “act of God?” Will my premiums go up next year because of Fiona? Amanda Dean from the IBC responds to these questions and more.
Nova Scotia
‘It’s Going To Kill Me’: Store Owner Says Bylaw Targeting Noisy Students Will Ruin Business
The law, which passed a first reading at Halifax Regional Council September 29, would force corner stores in residential zones to close by 11 p.m.
Indoor Golf Lounge Swings Into New Halifax Location
Par 94 Bar and Golf Lounge brought their indoor golf experience to Halifax this week with a new location partnered with The Garden.
Post-Fiona, Small Businesses Need Our Help
The pandemic has already taken its toll on our favourite businesses. But Fiona just made things worse. With the colder months around the corner, now’s the time for us consumers to step up.
How To Protect Businesses Against A Series Of Cyber Attacks
Sponsored: Adaptive Office Solutions keeps cybercrimes at bay by using analysis, forensics, and reverse engineering to prevent malware attempts and patch vulnerability issues.
More Fiona-Related Support For Nova Scotia Businesses
The Government of Nova Scotia will give ont-time grants to small businesses impacted by Hurricane Fiona.
How To Rebuild An Atlantic Canadian Tourism Economy Worth Billions
On the latest episode of the “Insights” podcast, David Campbell gets an update on the state of the tourism industry in Nova Scotia and across Atlantic Canada with Darlene Grant Fiander, the president of the Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia.
Fiona Power Failures Fuel Interest In Alternatives
Everyone from local startups to national chains have seen more interest in alternative power sources.
