Halifax Area Restaurant Owner Closes After Mental Stress Of The Pandemic
The McLatchys closed one of their Dartmouth restaurants, Seventy 3, because they just couldn’t go through another shutdown.
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Halifax Mask Makers Share Success With Local Charities
The husband-and-wife team behind Maritime Tartan Company has had a big impact on local charities this year, funneling more than $20,000 to organizations across the province.
Greater Moncton Airport Faces Tough Years Ahead
More than 182,000 passengers are projected in the new year – similar to this year – but down 73 percent from 2019.
In The New Year, We Begin The ‘Clean Up’ After The Storm That Was 2020
Colleen d’Entremont, the president of the Atlantica Centre for Energy, says the region is well-positioned to rebuild our economy and communities after weathering the challenges we faced in 2020.
New, More Infectious Covid-19 Strains Haven’t Yet Shown Up In Nova Scotia
The chief medical officer says the province hopes to loosen restrictions on businesses early in the new year.
Director Brings Some Of Small Town N.B. To Hallmark Channel Christmas Movie
Jason Bourque’s experience growing up on the Kingston Peninsula and Quispamsis brought a unique storytelling perspective when directing the Hallmark Channel movie, A Christmas Tree Grows In Colorado.
Business Does Good: Emera, Employees, Have Donated Over $6-Million For Covid-19 Support
Late last week, the company announced it will be donating an additional $125,000 to support mental health services in the region.
Neptune Theatre ‘Fighting For Survival’ After Latest Cancelled Show
The Halifax theatre had to cancel its fundraising run of A Christmas Carol, hours before curtain. Creative Director Jeremy Webb says the move was “devastating” from both an artistic and financial perspective.
Good News For Gyms And Nova Scotians Who Want To See Friends And Family
Nova Scotia will relax public health restrictions around gathering limits ahead of the holiday season, keep restrictions for some businesses in the Halifax area in place and loosen them for others.
Cancelled Flights, Covid-19 Won’t Stop The ECMAs From Happening In Sydney
Andy McLean, the CEO of the East Coast Music Association, says his team has no plans to cancel, reschedule, or relocate next year’s awards.
