Halifax Company On World Stage Advancing Covid-Fighting Drug
A Halifax company has entered into a global partnership that will test, develop, and distribute a Covid-19-fighting drug across the world.
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Federal Government Increases Rent Relief For Small Businesses
The updated subsidy would increase support by 25 percent, paying up to 90 percent of businesses’ rent.
With N.S. Covid-19 Cases On The Rise, No Evidence Yet Of Community Spread
Even without community spread in Nova Scotia, Dr. Robert Strang is increasingly worried about rising Covid-19 case counts across Canada and the rest of the world.
Half of Atlantic Canadians Have Worked From Home During The Pandemic, And Half Want It To Stay That Way
A new report by Halifax-based Narrative Research sheds some light on the “work from home” situation in Atlantic Canada.
Lisa Mosher Opens Store At Home And Online With Surging Interest In Quilting
The Kingston resident has seen an increased interest in the traditional practice, similar to the home improvement boom that left supply stores with bare shelves.
N.B.’s Top Doctor Says Pandemic Recovery Plan Is Part Of Learning Experience
Many businesses that were forced to close want Public Health to consider amending criteria at the orange level, that would help keep them open, if we have another outbreak.
Moncton Region Moves Back To Yellow Level Friday
Campbellton Zone 5 Region will remain in the Orange level of recovery with an additional restriction now in place – a single household bubble only as of Friday.
N.B. Reports Fourth Death Related To Covid-19
The Moncton and surrounding areas are now expected to return to the Yellow level on Friday, while Campbellton will remain at the Orange level.
Podcast: Derrick Stanford On A Turbulent Period For The Region’s Airports, But Hopefully Sunny Skies Ahead
Derrick Stanford, the CEO of the Saint John Airport and president of the Atlantic Canada Airports Association, joins host Mark Leger on this week’s episode of Huddle “Home Office” to talk about why airports are an essential part of a robust, growing economy, and how we can do more to support them.
Moncton Area Can Move Back To ‘Yellow’ Phase On Thursday
Premier Blaine Higgs has accepted recommendation from Public Health that the Moncton region (Zone 1) returns to the Yellow level on October 22, as long as the current trend of low case count continues.
