What Development At Shannon Park Tells Us About Halifax’s Housing Crisis
Why is it so hard for Halifax to create affordable housing? One of the city’s most consequential developments provides some answers.
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For-Profit Business Turned Charity Helps Students Through Art
A New Brunswick not-for-profit organization aims to give elementary students a transformational experience through various styles of 2D art.
Picketers Brave February Cold To Call For Renewed N.B. Rent Cap
A crowd with honking-loud local support gathered in front of the office of Moncton East MLA Daniel Allain to picket and call for the return of a rent cap to New Brunswick.
Sports Tournaments Provide Millions In Economic Benefit To N.B. Towns
From ski racing to hockey jamborees, sports tournaments provide a lift to local economies, especially in the winter.
Halifax On Track For Record-Breaking Cruise Season In 2023
In a best-case scenario, Port spokesperson Emily Richardson says the total number of cruise passengers that visit the city this year could break the 2019 record of 323,709.
Moncton’s The Dugout Reopens In Larger, Downtown Space
Local demand, an expired lease, and a passion for the game inspired Kelly Snowdon, founder of The Dugout, to move her sports training facility to a bigger location in downtown Moncton.
Halifax’s Take It Outside Elevated Closes For Rebranding
The outdoor lifestyle shop in Halifax is closing for two weeks. Here’s how it will operate once it reopens under a new name.
Fredericton Tech Company Rebrands To Climative
Climative is positioning itself to provide data collaboration and analysis for the decarbonized economy.
Staff Cuts At Acadia Broadcasting
The job cuts are company-wide but do not affect Huddle’s on-the-ground news operations.
Former UK Navy Medic Adds Beauty And Charm To St. Stephen
Divine Beauty Supplies, run by a 13-year veteran of the British navy, found a niche with hard-to-find nail and other beauty products.
