Metcap Out As Managers Of 500 Block In Spryfield
Written notices went up February 1 notifying tenants that the eight properties along Herring Cove Road will now be directly managed by Vida Living, which owns the buildings.
News
Julien’s Bakery Closing After More Than Three Decades
Julien’s Bakery is closing its doors as owners Didier Julien and Laura Mulrooney get set to retire.
Province Will Stop Solar Charges Proposed By NS Power
Premier Tim Houston says any changes to the province’s net metering program should not discourage Nova Scotians from making the switch to solar or interfere with the province’s environmental goals.
Coast Tire Regains Local Ownership After Buying Back Goodyear Share
Coast Tire And Auto is now 100 percent self-owned after buying back a 49 percent share from Goodyear Canada.
Indigenous Cybersecurity Students Get Fast Employment Thanks To Partnership
The program has successfully placed six grads in a field where cybersecurity skills are becoming “a business imperative.”
NS Power Delays Request For New Solar Fees By A Year
Nova Scotia Power has chosen to delay its request, by a year, to have solar power users in the province pay more for access to the power grid.
Acadia Cancels Classes As 350 Staff Members Go On Strike
Classes at Acadia University in Wolfville were cancelled February 1 after 350 full-time and part-time professors, librarians, archivists, and instructors went on strike.
The Shacks Has Rentals For People New To Ice Fishing
Brett O’Neill started the business in 2021 when he bought three fiberglass insulated shacks that offer a “luxury” experience on the Kennebecasis River.
Sunshine Flights From Moncton Cancelled Again This Winter
Prior to the pandemic, about 52,000 passengers took advantage of sunshine flights out of YQM each year.
Economy Back To Pre-Covid Levels In November
Canada’s economy grew in November for the sixth consecutive month, but early indications from Statistics Canada show it stalled in December.
