Halo Donuts Opens Second Location In Moncton
Halo Donuts has officially opened its second location at Mountain and Gorge Roads.
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Marketswell Solutions Welcomes New Coach Ahead Of Cohort Applications
Jon McGinley joins just as applications for Marketwell’s second CMO Accelerator Cohort program are about to start rolling in.
The Case For A Single Maritime Province Isn’t So Strong Anymore
David Campbell reflects on the old idea (that he, in some part, advocated for) that the Maritime provinces should join together in a union–and why he doesn’t think it’s necessary anymore.
Halifax Entrepreneur Looks To ‘Inspire’ People To Give To Those In Need
While fundraising for three people living in tents, Shona Humber decided to start Inspire902, a non-profit with an open-ended mandate to fundraise for Nova Scotians in need of assistance.
Several Families Enticed By Pilot Program Attracting Remote Workers To N.B.
The campaign enticed 21 families to pack up their lives and make the move, as well as an additional 44 probable moves.
Office Vacancy Rates Climb Across The Maritimes
More office space hitting the market sent vacancy rates upward in five of Atlantic Canada’s largest cities.
N.S. Government Will Consult With Daycare Operators After Public Backlash
A week ago, privately owned daycare operators had a virtual meeting with the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. In that one-hour call, the department told operators they had until March 18 to choose from three options on how their daycare would work going forward.
New Antigonish Pharmacy Offers Prescriptions In Reusable Containers
The Glass Vial Movement allows customers to get their prescriptions refilled in reusable glass containers instead of single-use plastic.
Atlantic Canada Must Overcome Low Wages, High Taxes To Address Skills Shortage: APEC
There are now only seven new entrants into the labour force for every 10 retirees. In 1990, there were 20 new entrants for every 10 retirees.
Saint John Home Sales ‘Obliterate’ Annual Record
Corey Breau, president of the Saint John Real Estate Board, said he didn’t think the city would break last year’s record, and he certainly didn’t think the reocrd would break by as much as it did.
