Full Capacity Allowed At Shops, Bars, As Nova Scotia Enters Phase 4
Moving into the next phase of recovery on July 14 will mean most restrictions on businesses, events, and gatherings in the province will be lifted.
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PEI’s Upstreet Brewers Turn Skeptics Into Fans With Their Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer
Mitch Cobb’s and Mike Hogan’s Libra Hazy IPA sold out in a week and a half, despite the misgivings of people who thought you can’t make a good beer without alcohol.
Halifax Company That Pairs Musical Artists With Venues Gets $3-Million Investment
In 2017 Laura Simpson and Juno award winner Dan Mangan launched Side Door, an online platform that matched artists with places to play.
Rotary Club Of Moncton Has 101 Ways To Celebrate A Century Of Service
The ‘Rotary 101 Resilience Awards’ will feature a different Greater Moncton community leader every day for 101 consecutive days.
Fredericton Montessori Academy Opens Middle School This Fall
When Wanda Poniatowski moved to Fredericton she joined forces with Laura McDonald to create the Fredericton Montessori Academy. In 2017 when they started they had 11 students, now they have 80.
UNB Startup Accelerator Receives $650,000 In Funding
The Energia Ventures program supports startups in the energy, cleantech, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence sectors.
Rothesay Students Create App To Reduce Waste In Fast-Fashion Industry
ROTHESAY – A group of Rothesay Netherwood School (RNS) students are Canadian semi-finalists at this year’s Technovation World Summit awards. Technovation is a global tech education non-profit that fosters entrepreneurship in young women and encourages them to become leaders, creators, and innovators through learning to code apps that address real-world problems. “This is the first […]
$20-Million Hotel Development Breaks Ground In St. Stephen
Tom McFarlane, president of Spur Line, said the development will include a steak and seafood restaurant, a full day spa and an indoor golf course.
Hemmings House Film Takes You Behind The Scenes At The Lions’ Den
When Covid-19 restrictions kept the Dragons’ Den-inspired competition from taking place in person, the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation partnered with Hemmings House Pictures to let the show go on.
Halifax Business Community Ask Finance Minister To Keep Funding Alive This Fall
Halifax Chamber of Commerce Vice President Kent Roberts says that Atlantic Canadian businesses are slower to recover because the region shut down so early, and so often, to combat Covid-19.
