Halifax Business Leaders Concerned About Protests Aimed At Businesses
The latest incident happened on October 8, when a group of protestors had a sit-in on Argyle Street – a busy business area with heavy foot traffic.
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Ontario Companies Propose ‘District’ Energy Project For Saint John City Centre
TorchLight and Rathco will seek federal funding for a feasibility study for an energy system project using local renewables and industrial waste bioheat from Irving Pulp and Paper.
N.S. Startup Exits For More Than $9-Million
Toronto-based NowVerticle Group has acquired Halifax data analytics firm Affinio.
Flights Aren’t Coming Back To Halifax Like They Are In The Rest Of Canada. Here’s Why
According to WestJet’s top executives, demand for flights into and out of the province lags behind other Canadian markets—and the tangle of travel restrictions in place here continue to hamper recovery efforts.
New Moncton Apartments Are Filling Fast, As Construction Continues
Demand is so hot for the Multi-Unit Property Management (MU) apartments on Mountain Road that the company has had to stagger the pace at which tenants are moving into the first of two towers that’s under construction.
Fredericton Entrepreneur Makes Tasty, Healthy Baked Goods – No Sugar Added
MelQui is a no-sugar-added bakery, specializing in gluten-free, keto, and lactose-free products. Owner Melissa Peña wants to give more options to people who are trying to eat healthier.
Halifax Rents High But Still Far Below’s Canada’s Most Expensive Cities
The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Halifax is $2,041, according to a recent report from Bullpen Research and Consulting.
Ethel & Mary’s To Close In Uptown Saint John
Owner Matthew Elliott said the decision to close is just a ‘cold, hard reality,’ adding they opened three weeks before the pandemic began.
Help Huddle Grow Through Our New Paid Membership Program
As we watched our audience grow steadily over the years we realized that you were all invested in the success of the region’s businesses; that growth for them meant more vibrant economies and communities. Now we’re asking you to invest in our growth too.
