How A Shared Love Of Food Helped Create Halifax’s Most Authentic Chilean Empanadas
Alejandro Riquelme and Anne You started Buena Pie Co. from a single Facebook post. Now they’re sharing authentic Chilean flavours with all of Halifax.
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Fredericton Art Store Expands Due to Spike in Online Sales
On May 1, Endeavours and ThinkPlay Fredericton is moving to 141 Brunswick Street to better handle Covid-19 restrictions and online orders. It’s also opening a Mystery Airbnb.
Nova Scotia Will Reevaluate How Minimum Wage Increases Are Calculated
Some members of the province’s review committee, which includes employers, say the current formula isn’t raising the wage fast enough.
Collaboration Brew Returns For International Women’s Day
The popular International Women’s Day brew Sparkölsch returns after being launched last year as a collaboration by the women of Foghorn Brewing Company, Big Tide Brewing, Loyalist City Brewing, and Red Rover Craft Cider.
N.B. Will Move To ‘Yellow’ Phase Sunday Night
Each household will now be able to have a “Steady 15,” an increase from the “orange” phase’s “Steady 10.”
Peace By Chocolate Opens Flagship Halifax Store
Founder Tareq Hadhad says he wants the Halifax shop to be a “signature location for our story and our brand.”
These 14 Companies Set Up Shop In Halifax During The Pandemic
Covid-19 dealt a massive blow to Halifax’s economy, but that hasn’t stopped companies from around the world from flocking to the city.
N.S. Premier Plans Green Shift Away From Clear-Cutting, Coal-Burning
In an interview with Huddle, Iain Rankin talks about an environmental approach to managing the economy, which includes sustainable forestry and phasing out coal by filling power needs through wind and hydro.
EUB To Review Retail Petroleum Margins In New Brunswick
New Brunswickers could soon be paying more for gas, diesel and heating oil products.
Nova Scotia Rolls Back New Covid-19 Restrictions After Less Than A Week
Last Friday, the province tightened restrictions on restaurants, sports games, cultural performances, weddings and funerals, and travel to and from the HRM and surrounding communities. The restrictions were originally intended to stay in place until March 27.
