Jenna’s Nut-Free Dessertery started as a market stall but has quickly grown into multiple permanent locations, a catering business, a wholesale supplier of Bannock, a pan-fried Indigenous flatbread, to a major grocery chain, and a launching pad for White’s many cross-country appearances where she uses food to teach and share Indigenous culture.
Sponsored: The family-owned Masstown Market’s commitment to the community has helped it compete as big-box chains drive so many others out of business.
Sponsored: Tiffani Young has been in business for barely two years but has already made a huge splash in the Halifax business world with her line of beauty products designed for skin and hair of all types.
Nova Scotia’s business community saw some things it liked in the province’s latest budget. But many are concerned with how much debt the government is taking on.
Attracting and retaining labour in New Brunswick, as well as providing appropriate and affordable housing for workers and all New Brunswickers, are ongoing issues that haven’t been addressed
Opinion: Brandon Ellis says there is no other policy change that will have a greater and more immediate economic impact than the reduction of red tape in the public sector.
Opinion: The current levels of inflation we are seeing are eroding the purchasing power of consumers, increasing the cost of doing business, and furthering inequality within society. It is imperative the Bank of Canada gets its next steps right.
Pandemic recovery and finding more qualified workers are policy priorities for rebuilding the economy, according to a new report from the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce.
Atlantic Canadian businesses are still coping with challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic but they also have a sense of optimism and expectations for growth in 2022.
By far the biggest concern for the chamber is the sky-rocketing cost of fuel. According to StatsCan, the cost of fuel was more than 32 percent higher in August compared to a year prior.
