Discovering The Magic Of Film Photography In Halifax
How a Halifax photographer is sharing his darkroom and his love for film.
Nova Scotia
Chorus CEO Out Next Year
Joe Randell will end a nearly four-decade-long career in the aviation industry
Sobeys Boss On Rising Profits: ‘I Refuse To Apologize For Our Success’
Michael Medline says his company has done nothing wrong as it posts consistent profits in the face of spiking food costs.
Businesses React To September 19 Holiday
Each province has taken a different approach to honouring Queen Elizabeth during her funeral. But many concerns remain.
Attica’s 25-Year-Long Secret
The Halifax furniture store’s philosophy traces back to a 19th-century textile designer.
Mezza Expansion Goes Strong, Thanks to REIT Relationship
Mezza Lebanese Kitchen Co-Owner Peter Nahas credits a strong working relationship with a Nova Scotia real estate investment trust for the speed and efficiency of the chain’s ambitious Maritime expansion.
Halifax Puts Up $750,000 For 2024 JUNO Bid
The city and the province have agreed to share the $1.7-million if Halifax is chosen to host the awards.
New Saint John Chiropractors Offer So Much More Than Just ‘Cracks’
Earlier this year, Sarah Middlemiss and Corey Armstrong opened their own clinic, CORE Health Group, in Uptown Saint John. Their goal is to provide their patients with multi-disciplinary care.
Nova Scotia’s Tiny Home Industry Is Growing, But The Path To Ownership Is Unclear
Tiny home sales are exploding in the province as everyone from downsizing retirees to young families looking for a way into the housing market seek out tiny living.
Credit Card Debt Continues To Grow Amid Inflation
A new study from Equifax shows that credit card balances are up 6.4 percent compared to the first quarter of 2022. That’s the highest amount of credit card debt since the fourth quarter of 2019 — right before the Covid-19 pandemic hit.
