Introhive Layoffs To Impact 12 Fredericton Employees
Introhive’s decision to reduce staff is part of a larger trend that has seen the high levels of investment in the tech industry that started in 2020 dropping drastically.
Nova Scotia
PM Announces $255-Million For Clean Energy Projects That Will Power 350,000 N.S. Homes
Justin Trudeau says the funding will help the province overly reliant on coal meet its goal of achieving 80 percent renewable energy by 2030.
Toronto-based ‘Eva’s Original Chimneys’ Arrives in Halifax For The Summer
A new-to-Halifax dessert truck, Eva’s Original Chimneys, has arrived in the city this summer.
Frustration Over Unfinished Business On Spring Garden Road
As the city of Halifax continues to change the way Spring Garden Road looks and functions, there have been many growing pains that have aggravated the business community.
National Inflation Rate Hits 8.1 Percent
Canada’s inflation rate skyrocketed to a nearly 40-year high with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick both recording rates over 9 percent.
N.B. Home Sales Remain Strong, Even As National Market Starts To Cool
While prices are mostly continuing to rise in New Brunswick, things appear to have stalled in the Halifax area.
New Brunswick On The Right Path To Close the ‘Prosperity Gap’
Sponsored: The province had a stronger recovery than most provinces in 2021, setting it on the right path to close the prosperity gap with the rest of the country in one generation – a goal it set for itself in 2020.
Retired Nurses Help Their Colleagues Take A Much-Needed Summer Break
Sponsored: After 48 years as a registered nurse, Lise Guerrette Daigle could have taken advantage of her retirement to explore a new hobby, travel, or relax with her family. She decided instead to return to the bedside of patients to lend a hand to meet short-term needs.
Rising Rent May Force Decades-Old Halifax Grocery Store To Close
Abdulsalam Mohammad has owned Mid-East Food Centre & Café since 2008. But now the store may close for good because Mohammad is facing a rent increase of $1,000-$2,000 per month.
Lack Of Competition Turns Inconveniences Into Debacles
During that weekend it dawned on me, and likely many of you, of how utterly ludicrous it is that complications in one network could cause such havok. It highlights, once again, the sad state of competition in Canada’s telecommunication industry.
