St. Francis Xavier University President Tests Positive For Covid-19
The president and two other members of the leadership team have tested positive for Covid-19 amid a growing outbreak linked to the university.
Nova Scotia
Here’s What You Need To Know About Your Realtor’s Commission
With Halifax’s hot housing market keeping home prices far above their historical average, Carrie Knowlton-Trider, a realtor with RE/MAX nova, says it’s important for people to understand the hard work behind closing a sale.
Travel Agency Expects Increased Demand For Holiday Season
At CAA Atlantic, Steve Olmstead says they have been busy taking calls, with the interest in travel mounting only weeks before one of the busiest seasons of the year.
Spring Garden Business Owner Calls Transit-Only Pilot Project ‘Lies And Malarkey’
The Spring Garden Road business community is unhappy with the city’s plan to ban vehicles from a section of the commercial corridor during the day.
Farmers Send Truckload Of Potatoes To Ottawa In Protest
Farmers packed the big rig with 6,000 bags of potatoes on a direct route to Parliament Hill in a bid to draw attention to the federal government’s export ban.
Today’s Mindful Leader: An Interview with CyberNB’s Tyson Johnson
The CEO of CyberNB shares what he learned about effective leadership from Parrill + Co, a performance excellence firm that works with leaders and organizations to realize more of their potential and supports transformational change from within.
Nova Scotia Will Make Vaccine Booster Shots Available To All Residents
The Province has accepted new booster recommendations from the National Advisory Committee on Immunization. Dr. Robert Strang says his team will soon unveil a plan for giving shots to Nova Scotians who want a booster dose.
‘A Bunch Of Us Are Updating Our Resumes Today’: Saltwire Offers Employee Buyouts
Employees who have been with the company at least two years can apply to have their job terminated with a severance package: 1.5 weeks of pay for each year they have been with the company, with a maximum payout of 39 weeks.
N.S. Landlord Sells Buildings Because Of Rent Cap
Kim Newsome and her husband became landlords to to give back to the community and build a small nest egg for retirement. Now, they’re selling their buildings becuase of Nova Scotia’s rent control laws.
Woody The Talking Tree Bringing In Green For Businesses
Woody, Mic Mac Mall’s iconic and somewhat infamous talking Christmas tree, is driving foot traffic to the mall’s retailers.
