Shipments at Port of Halifax Remain Strong
Total imports and exports totaled 127,334 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units), 0.7 per cent higher than the first quarter of 2022.
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30 Arrests Since Closure of Lucrative Baby Eel Fishery
Since the 45-day closure began on April 15, fishery officers have made 30 arrests and seized about 6.53 kilograms of elvers, 15 dip nets, 27 fyke nets, a vehicle and a variety of other fishing and storage gear in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Moncton Run Will Raise Money for Trauma-Informed Daycare
The Beausejour Family Crisis Resource Centre is one of the only centres of its kind outside of British Columbia.
Nummy Snack Bar Opens in Saint Andrews
The new restaurant brings a menu of “healthy, yummy, quick food” inspired in part by Zainub Faulkner-Malik’s Pakistani heritage.
N.B. Wild Blueberry Production Expanding
Wild blueberry production has become a major industry in northeastern New Brunswick and it is about to get bigger
Robie Street Businesses Say Government Expropriation is Forcing Them to Close
The city is taking the land to help enact its rapid transit strategy.
Spindrift Rebrands to Burnside Brewing Company
The brewery changed its name after selling the rights to the Spindrift brand to an American sparkling water company.
Killam Pulls in $84M in Quarterly Profit During ‘Strongest’ Rental Market in its History
The company is pulling in profits as an extremely tight rental market allowed it to raise rents, and expenses were lower than expected.
CRA Employees Back at Work after Tentative Deal
The new deal is a four-year agreement that includes wage increases, more flexible work hours, and new protections against layoffs.
Event Aims to Financially Empower Women
The ‘Investing in You: Making Cents of Tough Conversations’, a free virtual event happening May 11, featuring guest speakers and sessions hosted by inspiring female entrepreneurs. The event was put together by Credit Unions in Atlantic Canada.
