Planning To Attend Harvest This Year? Here’s What To Expect
Last week, the festival posted a reminder on its Facebook that all who attend will have to be vaccinated two weeks before the show.
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Rankin Government Would Want Vaccine Passports
The so-called “ScotiaPass” would count as proof of vaccination for Nova Scotians going out to eat at restaurants, shopping, visiting gyms, or going to other businesses.
Nova Scotia Will Still Welcome Albertans, Despite Province Dropping Health Regulations
On July 29, Alberta shocked the rest of Canada when they announced that, starting August 16, residents who test positive for Covid-19 would not have to self-isolate, although self-isolation is still “strongly recommended.”
New Data Suggest Office Workers Are Returning To Downtown Halifax
As businesses moved to a work-from-home model their employees left offices in droves. That left many businesses that catered to the office crowd in rough shape.
Saint John Chamber CEO Says Businesses Unsure About Safety Measures In Green Phase
David Duplisea said, even when the restrictions are lifted, businesses want to do whatever they can to keep their workers and customers safe.
Construction In Moncton Back To Pre-Covid Level
During the second quarter of 2021 ending June 30th, the city issued 466 building permits worth more than $85 million.
‘Socialist Patsies’ Offering Cheap Beer To Vaccinated Haligonians
Good Robot’s “Pints for Pro-Vaxxers” campaign offers anyone with proof they’ve been vaccinated a beer for the lowest legal price: $2.75.
New Brunswick’s B.I.D. Canada On Coming Back from Covid-19
The new co-owners of the manufacturing operation in Lower Woodstock bought the company early in the pandemic and have been on a growth trajectory despite early challenges.
Full Capacity Allowed At Shops, Bars, As Nova Scotia Enters Phase 4
Moving into the next phase of recovery on July 14 will mean most restrictions on businesses, events, and gatherings in the province will be lifted.
Moonshine Creek To Continue Making Hand Sanitizer
Company CEO Jeremiah Clark says after speaking to Health Canada, they believe there will be a continued need even as cases decline in number.
