Air Canada Adds New Flights From Halifax To Vancouver
Joyce Carter, the president and CEO of the Halifax International Airport Authority, says Air Canada’s announcement comes at a pivotal time in the airport’s recovery.
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Caribbean Flavas Fuses Food, Community, And Culture
Head chef and co-owner of Caribbean Flavas, Naz Ali, says he teaches culture and just happens to serve food.
Picaroons Launches Local Gift Card Kindness Campaign
The Fredericton-based brewer his handing out gift cards for 100 local restaurants in a bid to help an industry hit hard by reduced capacity limits, closures, and reductions of service.
Twenty Workplace Fatalities In Nova Scotia In 2021
According to numbers released by the Workers Compensation Board and the province, five died from acute traumatic injuries on the job, all in the fishing and construction sectors.
So, I Finally Got COVID-19
COVID-19 hasn’t hit Mark Leger very hard yet, but he says that shouldn’t make him less cautious, less concerned about the continued spread of the virus.
Fredericton Ready For Return To Level 1
Eager businesses, a refurbished airport, and a starving events industry have Fredericton finally ready to press “play” on a promising 2022.
Province Will Pay N.S. Operators To Make Up For Lower Daycare Fees
The provincial government promised to cut daycare fees by 25 per cent in January as part of a joint provincial-federal plan to offer $10 a day daycare by 2026.
Postmedia To Acquire Irving-Owned Newspapers
The deal includes nine Irving newspapers, as well as other media products and the company’s parcel delivery business.
Proposed Law Could Let Mining Companies On N.B. Farms Without Owners’ Permission
A proposed amendment to the law surrounding mineral rights in New Brunswick could see mining companies allowed to enter privately owned land – including agricultural land – for prospecting without seeking landowner permission.
Why The World’s Largest Workspace Company Has Its Eyes On Atlantic Canada
IWG’s Wayne Berger says growth and innovation in Atlantic Canada could mean dramatic changes in how people in its cities work.
