Halifax Employment Growth Continues, 2,400 Jobs Added Last Month
Halifax’s labour force keeps growing, despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Atlantic Bubble Will Not Reopen April 19
Unrestricted travel between the four provinces won’t resume until May 3.
N.B. Won’t Renew First Nation Tax-Sharing Agreements
Premier Blaine Higgs made the announcement Tuesday, calling the existing agreements “unsustainable and unfair.” New Brunswick’s six Wolastoqey Chiefs describe the decision as a “crushing attack on the economic viability of First Nations in New Brunswick.”
Federal Government Signs $5.9-Billion Aid Deal With Air Canada
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said the money will come in the form of repayable loans and equity investment in the airline.
Operation Feed SJ Eyes Larger Mission
Retired Army veteran Patrick Gordon, the founder of Operation Feed SJ, is determined to erase poverty in Saint John, one bag of food at a time.
Halifax Advisor Says ‘Old School’ Way Of Running A Company Must Change
Dorothy Spence, the owner and operator of The Purpose Led Business School, believes it’s time entrepreneurs worked together to help themselves and the environment.
Halifax’s New Five-Star Hotel Will Have A Speakeasy And A Yacht
The Muir, which is a part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, will be the latest addition to Queen’s Marque on Lower Water Street downtown.
Fredericton Yoga Studio Doubles Size Of Its ‘Nest’ During Pandemic
In October 2020, The Nest Yoga left their franchise, Modo Yoga, to operate independently. They have since expanded to a second studio which allowed them to nearly double their classes offered to over 50.
Halifax Council Votes For Public Hearing For Major Development In Preston Township
The plans for the site of the former Nova Scotia Home for Coloured Children include commercial enterprises, an 80-unit seniors housing facility, followed by a mix of market-rate and affordable housing.
