Air Canada Undertakes Major Cargo Expansion At Halifax Airport
The new dedicated cargo service in Halifax will open up European markets for Nova Scotia exporters.
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Inflation Hits 31-Year High
Canada’s inflation rate reached a new, 31-year high of 6.7 percent in March. That is a full percentage point higher than the 5.7 percent gain we saw in February.
S.J. Employer Engagement Event Facilitates Discussions About Newcomer Employment
Sponsored: Over 70 community stakeholders from 37 local organizations gathered for a meaningful conversation about leveraging newcomer talent to meet the staffing needs in the ever-evolving local labour market.
Why A Dalhousie Grad Made Socks To Relieve Women’s Foot Pain
For most of us a sock is something we simply wear to cover our feet; we rarely think twice when it’s time replace the ones that go missing from the dryer. But for thousands of women, the right sock can be the difference between comfort and chronic pain.
ReCar Expands Used Car Selling And Buying Services Across Atlantic Canada
Sponsored: The professional auto retailing company boasts of a combined 40 years of industry experience and offers unique features such as fixed pre-negotiated pricing and non-commissioned product advisors
Popeyes Cuts Hours, Seeks More Staff To Deal With Customer Demand
Even though the lineups are more manageable compared to opening day, there is still hype over the restaurant, and lineups can still be long. The general manager is asking customers to be patient as this newly trained staff collect their bearings from a hectic fortnight.
Halifax Home Prices Will Rise By 12.5 Percent This Year
A new report from Royal Lepage predicts the average Halifax home will cost $545,000 by the end of the year, compared to $484,800 at the end of 2021.
Saltwire Lays Off 27 Employees As Flyer Business Declines
In a memo sent out to employees late last week, the company said it was laying off 27 people, as it moved its St. John’s, Newfoundland flyer-packaging operations to the “highly-automated Halifax production centre, where production costs are significantly lower.”
N.S. Solar Industry ‘Over The Moon’ With New Legislation
When NS Power announced earlier this year, to the anger of many, that they wanted to charge solar users additional fees, the solar industry felt an immediate chill, one that is being felt by suppliers months later.
GoodLeaf Signs $2.5-Million Partnership With Toronto AI Firm
A Nova Scotia vertical farm is about to optimize its growing conditions, thanks to a $2.5-million partnership with an AI firm in Toronto.
