Halifax-Based Side Door Collaborating with SXSW
Side Door will be booking a mini road tour for five of the artists playing at SXSW 2022. Each band will play up to five shows between their hometowns and Austin, Texas, where SXSW is held each year.
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Canada’s Annual Inflation Surpasses Five Percent
At the root of the increases are ongoing supply chain issues and elevated consumer energy prices.
Atlantic Canadian Podcast Aims To Make Money Manageable For Everyone
Created by Canadian Content Studios and sponsored by Atlantic Credit Unions, Your Two Cents: The Podcast aims to shed light on the importance of talking about money and finances while making financial literacy empowering and entertaining.
No End In Sight For Record High Gas Prices
A market expert says there’s no end in sight for record gas prices as rampant inflation and tensions in Ukraine drive prices up.
Higher Pot Sales Mean Less Profit For NSLC
Cannabis sales were partly responsible for a reduction in NSLC’s profit because pot carries a lower markup than other products. It also comes with increased freight and payroll costs.
Tax Hikes For Big Box Stores, Tax Cuts For Small Businesses Under New Halifax Plan
Halifax Regional Municipality will make major changes to its commercial tax laws so that some large companies will pay significantly more.
ECMAs Announce 2022 Nominees
The ECMAs have released its list of this years’ nominees – as well as the location and dates of the upcoming awards and performances.
East Coast Lifestyle Teams With Bauer On Limited-Edition Clothing
The list of hockey players and celebrities who have been sent samples of the clothing line has its share of household names; two of the biggest being Justin Bieber, (who used Bauer hockey gear before) and his father, Jeremy.
New N.S. Tax Could Triple Bill For Out-Of-Province Homeowners
The Houston government’s proposed out-of-province homeownership tax would triple property taxes for people who own a home in Nova Scotia but live somewhere else.
Halifax’s Growth A Good Thing Despite Pains, Economist Says
A recent census report from Statistics Canada showed that Halifax’s downtown core grew by an incredible 26 per cent between 2016-21. That was the highest growth of any urban downtown core across Canada.
