Saint John’s Sisterhood Of The Quarantined Businesswomen
In virtual meetings on Zoom, Saint John’s businesswomen are banding together during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In virtual meetings on Zoom, Saint John’s businesswomen are banding together during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The premier says the province must reopen communities methodically and gradually to ensure there are no setbacks.
The intent under the province’s plan is to offset increases so consumers see no year-to-year jump in prices. The Green Party leader said that’s a “huge mistake” which eliminates longtime influence on things like vehicle purchase decisions.
Nicole Kadey began experiencing flu-like symptoms back in early March. The Dartmouth resident would, eventually, be tested for COVID-19. She told her story, which spans an entire month, to Huddle, so people know what they can expect if they ever get tested.
OTTAWA — The federal government has released more information about its Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy, as well as new timelines for when qualifying businesses can expect to receive it. Jean-Yves Duclos, the president of the Treasury Board, announced today that businesses affected by COVID-19 will be able to apply for the subsidy starting Monday, April […]
Anthony LeBlanc is a founding partner and the de facto public face of the ownership group that wants to create an Atlantic Schooners football team in Halifax.
Techstars is organizing a series of global virtual startup weekends to devise solutions to problems created by the COVID-19 crisis
On Sunday, as he was trying to process the mass shootings that has just devastated several Nova Scotia communities, Dimitri Neonakis couldn’t shake the feeling that he needed to do something.
Dr. Jennifer Russell says New Brunswick’s COVID-19 recovery will be cyclical – measures will be lifted and re-implemented based on the numbers of cases and the types of transmission, among other criteria.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced new measures to help Canadians cope with COVID-19 as the country also mourns a mass killing that claimed the lives of at least 19 people in Nova Scotia.