26-Storey Tower Planned for the Heart of Downtown Dartmouth
The site of old Dartmouth Post office could soon feature a skyline-altering highrise.
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AIM Recycling Makes First Court Appearance in Workplace Death Case
AIM Recycling faces four charges related to Darrell Richards’ death, under the province’s Occupational Health and Safety Act. Those charges include:
U-Haul to Open 20,000-Square-Foot Facility in Saint John
Population growth in the province makes New Brunswick an attractive market opportunity for U-Haul.
Co-Founder of Libra Makes Game Changers List
Deborah Coleman has been recognized by Natural Products Canada’s Game Changers list. The list includes 100 women who are leading companies that are “better for people and the planet.”
Black-Owned Businesses on Display at Halifax Airport Vendors Market
HALIFAX – African Nova-Scotian entrepreneurs welcomed travellers to the province as part of the Halifax Stanfield International Airport vendor’s market on March 10. Several business owners had stalls set up displaying their work in the main concourse of the airport, as a local singer provided the entertainment. Bonnie Hill is the owner and operator of […]
Job Numbers Steady Across Canada
Canada’s economy added just 22,000 jobs last month following increases of 69,000 in December and 150,000 in January.
Net-Zero Regulations Could Cost Atlantic Canada $1 Billion
Court challenges might be part of the answer for provinces trying to sort out jurisdictional issues.
Moncton Bridal Shop Says ‘I Do’ to New Main Street Location
Primrose Bridal has moved to a central spot on Main Street in Moncton, after leaving its former Dieppe haunt.
Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Society has Land for New Centre, After $1 Sale
Halifax Regional Council voted unanimously to sell surplus land on 1940 Gottingen Street to the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Society for one dollar.
Saint John Council Approves Rezoning for 38 Affordable Homes
Kaleidoscope Social Impact applied to rezone land behind the former St. John the Baptist Church.
