Fredericton Event Planner Adapts Her Wedding Business During The Pandemic
Chantilly Lace Designs was founded in 2013 by Lacey Porter, who fell in love with event planning after arranging her own wedding earlier that year.
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Halifax Area Restaurant Owner Closes After Mental Stress Of The Pandemic
The McLatchys closed one of their Dartmouth restaurants, Seventy 3, because they just couldn’t go through another shutdown.
Greater Moncton Airport Faces Tough Years Ahead
More than 182,000 passengers are projected in the new year – similar to this year – but down 73 percent from 2019.
No Cruise Ships? No Problem: Port Saint John Enjoys Productive 2020
The drop in global tourism impacted many cities around the world, and in Saint John, but CEO Jim Quinn said there were still plenty of wins on the commercial end of its operations.
Nova Scotia Approves Record Number Of International Newcomers
So far 3,010 of the approved applicants have arrived in Nova Scotia with others being hindered by travel restrictions related to COVID-19.
New Wellness Store To Open In Moncton
Danielle Gauvin, who owns the Sequioa Natural & Organic stores in downtown Moncton and Dieppe, is stepping away from the franchise and moving towards a new business called the Wellness Exchange.
New, More Infectious Covid-19 Strains Haven’t Yet Shown Up In Nova Scotia
The chief medical officer says the province hopes to loosen restrictions on businesses early in the new year.
Huddle’s Top Ten Stories From Halifax In 2020
Our readers gobbled up news about where and how Covid-19 was affecting Nova Scotians and their businesses and paid keen attention to stories quoting the premier and the chief medical officer as they searched for clues about his government’s plans.
Huddle’s Top 10 New Brunswick Stories Of 2020
Covid-19, new shops and restaurants and … dragons and haunted houses. Our top stories are an eclectic mix of your concerns and interests once again.
How Covid-19 Gave This Urban Planner From Iran The Push To Launch Her Dream Business
It was while growing up in Iran where Simara Pira first discovered her love for making and designing jewellery. A few decades, a move to Saint John, and a global pandemic later, she’s finally launched her own business: Gillary.
