New Stores, Longer Hours Fuel More Booze And Pot Spending In Nova Scotia
The gradual recovery from Covid-19 has meant more people buying at NSLC stores and a huge increase in sales to retuarants, bars, and other licensed establishments.
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Proposed $40-Million King Street Development Goes Before Saint John Council
There was no opposition to the 12-storey mixed-use development during a public hearing Monday evening.
Halifax OnlyFans Creator Feels ‘Betrayed’ Platform Is Banning Sexually Explicit Content
Melinda Crowe joined OnlyFans in March of 2021. She has found business success on the platform and was saddened to hear the platform is banning sexual content.
Nova Scotia Projected To Enter Phase 5 On September 15
Some restrictions will remain. Unvaccinated, or partially vaccinated travellers entering Nova Scotia from most of Canada, will have to quarantine when they arrive.
Chocolat Bernard To Open Factory In Downtown Moncton
André Cormier, owner and chocolate maker at Chocolat Bernard, said he began making his own chocolate after he and co-owner Robin Streb couldn’t find high-quality products in the Maritimes.
With A PC Victory In N.S., What Happens Now At Northern Pulp?
The mill has been shuttered since January 2020 when Paper Excellence missed a deadline to complete a report for an environmental assessment.
How Saint John Inspired Seun Richards Agunbiade To Launch A Thriving Business
The entrepreneur’s journey has taken him from Lagos, Nigeria to Dubai in the UAE. But for the last few years, he’s been in Saint John, where he started Door2Door Delivery while earning a PhD.
Flair Airlines Passengers Angry, Confused, After Flight Delayed In Halifax
According to Tina Rennie of Ottawa, she, and other confused, frustrated passengers were stuck at the airport for up to 11 hours, before a Maritime Bus took her to the hotel in Truro. Passengers say Flair employees actually left the airport at one point, leaving passengers stuck with no accomodations and no food.
Freight Train Derailed Outside Moncton
A freight train derailed about 30 miles west of Moncton on Saturday, according to a spokesperson for CN.
Dal Faculty, Staff, And Students Call For Mandatory Vaccines On Campus
Three universities in New Brunswick have already introduced mandatory vaccination and testing policies – Mt. Allison University, St. Thomas University and the University of New Brunswick.
