Nova Scotia Strong Donut Raises More Than $1.4-Million
The most donuts sold at a single Tim Hortons restaurant was in Debert, one of the close-knit Nova Scotia communities that were devastated by the shooting tragedy that killed 22 people.
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Pandemic Impacts ‘Completely Devastating’ For Saint John Airport
The Atlantic Canada Airports Association estimated the operational revenue loss for the region’s airports could be as high as $118-million this year.
Trudeau Pledges $4-Billion To Boost Essential Worker Wages
The Nova Scotia government said it will draw on federal money to help fund a $2,000 benefit for as many as 43,000 healthcare workers in the province.
Saint John’s Taco Pica Has Closed Its Doors For Good
The popular Latin American restaurant has been operating for 26 years and led the way in creating a vibrant culture and restaurant scene in the uptown core.
‘Let’s Hummus’ To Expand With Location In Uptown Saint John
The popular Lebanese take-out restaurant plans to open on Water Street after the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted on eating in restaurant dining rooms.
Premier Says N.B. Businesses Should Prepare To Re-Open
Blaine Higgs plans to unveil more details about the province’s economic recovery plan before the end of this week.
Weapons Ban Has Maritime Gun Shop Concerned About Financial Future
While the nation debates the morality and practicality of Canada’s new gun control law, there are businesspeople who now must worry about the economic impact of the law.
Moncton Airport Expects To Lose $12 Million In Revenue This Year, CEO Says
In a message from the CEO, president and chief executive Bernard LeBlanc said passenger traffic fell from 68,000 to 38,000 year-on-year in March, and it’s expecting decreases of nearly 100 percent for the months of April, May and June.
N.B. Chambers Of Commerce Launch Recovery Guide For Businesses
The guide is meant to help businesses craft a written operational plan, which is required before they re-open.
With Craft Shows Cancelled, Halifax Makers Move Online
Peter and Sarah Eastwood, the owners of Eastwood Pottery, recently launched The Nova Scotia Makers Market, an online marketplace that gives Nova Scotia makers an online platform to showcase their work.
