Federal Help ‘Woefully Inadequate’ For Many N.S. Businesses
Companies in industries as diverse as restaurants and construction say measures like a 10 percent payroll subsidy aren’t enough to make a meaningful difference.
Companies in industries as diverse as restaurants and construction say measures like a 10 percent payroll subsidy aren’t enough to make a meaningful difference.
Ottawa announced a $27-billion relief package to help both individuals and businesses and now is the time businesses need these funds the most, says CEO David Duplisea.
The Eastland Group of Companies, a manufacturer of kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, mouldings, and custom building materials for over 50 years, showed off a prototype
Halifax Chamber of Commerce, ACOA, Restaurants Canada, Nova Scotia Federation of Labour, Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia and many other organizations have teamed up to help businesses and workers weather the coronavirus crisis.
Premier Blaine Higgs declares a “state of emergency” to ensure people respect the “social distancing” practices necessary to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Premier Stephen McNeil has announced more mandatory business closures, which take effect Thursday at midnight.
Major retailers in the Maritimes and the industry’s largest association say the supply chain is strong and working to meet unprecedented stockpiling and panic buying during the coronavirus pandemic.
Atlantic Business Interiors is teaming up with United Ways across Atlantic Canada to create the Atlantic Compassion Fund. The fund will support the people most impacted by the widespread social distancing and other public health measures being implemented across the region.
Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton airports experience cutbacks as airlines face immense financial pressure from travel restrictions and cancellations during the coronavirus pandemic.
A rundown of the most important parts of the federal government’s COVID-19 relief package, and what they mean for you, your family, and your business.