‘Business Case’ Needed For Exporting LNG To Europe: Trudeau
Justin Trudeau said there are several potential projects in the works to export liquefied natural gas from the east coast to Europe, including one in Saint John, N.B.
Nova Scotia
Profits Up, Sales Volume Down At NSLC
Sales at the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation were up slightly last quarter as Nova Scotians spent more on both pot and booze.
After Atlantic Canadian Rollout, Sobeys Expands Scene+ Program West
Like it or not, Sobey’s and its sister companies have given up on the Airmiles program. In its place is Scene+, a loyalty program that lets you earn points for Cineplex, restaurants, and more.
Farming Family Leverages Business Immigration Stream To Arrive In New Brunswick
Sponsored: Pieter and Sylvia Meindertsma were dairy farmers in northern Holland. Finding some of the regulations and production quotas in the Netherlands too restricting, they decided it was time for a change. Canada seemed like an ideal place to live and continue their farming interests.
EverWind Pursues Ambitious Green Hydrogen And Ammonia Plant In Point Tupper
EverWind has also filed a project description for a Class 1 environmental assessment with the Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Climate Change, with the intention of opening a green hydrogen production facility.
It’s Time To Abolish Forced Overtime
Huddle reporter Derek Montague weaves a yarn about one of his proudest moments, and what today’s employers can learn from his teenage brush with unionization.
Houston Wants Exemption For N.S. From Federal Carbon Tax
On Thrusday, Nova Scotia submitted its own plan to reduce emissions during a meeting with the federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.
Dalhousie Ocean Research Project Gets $38-Million Fed Investment
The Ocean Tracking Network is an aquatic animal tracking and data management platform run out of Dal. It uses Canadian-made technology to track and examine the movements of marine animals like sharks, sturgeon, eels, tuna, squid, sea turtles, and others. The network spans all the world’s five oceans.
‘Extremely Difficult’ Year As Some N.S. Tourism Operators Struggle To Meet Demand
Nova Scotia’s tourism operators are having a hard time meeting demand thanks to a slow restart in the province’s tourism infrastructure. A dearth of flights, rental cars, labour, and more mean tourism dollars are being left on the table.
New Promotion Company Wants Boxing To Be The ‘Real Deal’ In Halifax
On October 22, Real Deal will host its second boxing event, ‘Against the Ropes,’ at the newly renovated World Trade and Convention Centre – a place McNeil hopes will be a focal point for Halifax boxing.
