Some Halifax Restaurants Say ‘Good Riddance’ To Vaccine Passports
Luc Erjavec, the Atlantic representative for Restaurants Canada, summed up the industry’s response to the removal of vaccine passports: “To a tee, it’s been ‘good riddance,’”
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New Bubble Tea Cafe Opens In Fredericton
Ami Tea is a new café featuring bubble tea—a flavored milk and tea drink with chewy tapioca balls (called boba) that add texture. The popular drink originated in Taiwan.
Cobs Bread Shopping Around For New Brunswick Franchisees
A bakery chain with roots in Australia is looking for people to open franchises in New Brunswick’s three largest cities.
Saint John Airport Gets $1.8M From Ottawa
Saint John-Rothesay MP Wayne Long says the more than $1.8-million in funding is coming through Transport Canada’s Airports Capital Assistance Program.
Eastlink Spending $20-Million On Halifax Facility
This data centre is being touted as the most “energy efficient” facility Eastlink has ever built.
Cruise Ships Are Coming Back To Halifax
The Port of Halifax says its cruise season will begin on April 26 and run until November 5. During that time, 152 cruise ships are scheduled to call on the port.
APEC Report Looks At What Will Help Indigenous Workforce Recover From Pandemic
APEC’s Fred Bergman says to help Indigenous businesses and communities recover from the pandemic, there needs to be a focus on education and training, access to capital, and partnerships.
Acadia Broadcasting Signs Letter Of Intent To Purchase Ontario Radio Station
The parent company of Huddle has agreed to a letter of intent to purchase classic hits radio station CKQV-FM (Q104) in Kenora from Golden West Broadcasting Ltd.
How Sankara Helps Entrepreneurs Bring Their Culture To Atlantic Canadians ‘On Their Own Terms’
Sankara is an online marketplace selling an assortment of foods, crafts, and grocery products made by racialized vendors across Atlantic Canada.
Saint John Florist’s Campaign Raises Money For Ukraine
Galbraith Florist’s owner Oksana Posatska launched “Flowers For Ukraine” on Sunday, selling special bouquets to raise relief funds for Ukraine after Russia’s unprovoked invasion.
