Construction Ahead Of Schedule On Downtown Moncton Apartment Complex
Groundwork nears completion on the first of three 15-storey mixed-use apartment towers in the city’s downtown.
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Nearly Half Of Small Businesses Have Debt Worries Heading Into 2022
Despite 44 per cent of businesses being worried about debt and their line of credit, a surprisingly high number (68 per cent) report feeling confident about their business recovering in 2022.
Halifax Entrepreneur Receives $25,000 For Her Plant-Based Egg Alternative
Hannah Chisholm started off selling her product at farmers’ markets in New Brunswick and Halifax. Eggcitables’ product is now available online and in 70 different stores. Eggcitables.com.
Thousands Of New Jobs Created In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Last Month
More than 7,000 new jobs were created in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick last month, but unemployment in the region remains high.
New Dartmouth Pizzeria A Dream Come True For Toulany Family
The family-oriented Halifax entrepreneur is having a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 9 to celebrate her new pizzeria, Geo’s.
Utilities Partner To Add 99 Charging Stations In Atlantic Canada
On average, each municipality will get 10 to 20 connections, and six stations will be in Saint John, including TD Station, each having duel connections.
How Dartmouth’s ‘Made With Local’ Scaled Without Sacrificing Its Values
Sheena Russell may have stumbled into business almost by accident. But in the 10 years since she did, she’s proven you don’t have to sack your values to succeed.
Acadian Companies Partner To Develop Better Online Insurance Services
Tech Knowledge Solutions (TKS) – the software arm of Assumption Mutual Life Insurance Company– and UNI Coopération financière announced in an October 4 release that UNI has become a shareholder of TKS.
All Airlines Back in Service at Fredericton Airport
Porter Airlines has resumed service at Fredericton International Airport (YFC), meaning that all of the airlines that were flying before the pandemic have returned.
Halifax Economy Weathers Pandemic Better Than Any Other Major Canadian City
Halifax’s GDP is expected to grow by 5.7 percent by the end of 2021, and then return to a “more normal” range of about 2 percent in the ensuing years.
