Woody The Talking Tree Bringing In Green For Businesses
Woody, Mic Mac Mall’s iconic and somewhat infamous talking Christmas tree, is driving foot traffic to the mall’s retailers.
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Dartmouth Boutique ‘Kept’ Sold To Local Entrepreneur
Charlotte Jewer has sold her gift shop and boutique, Kept, to another local business owner: Stefanie Macdonald.
Pleasures N’ Treasures Moves From Dartmouth To Cole Harbour
Adult boutique Pleasures N’ Treasures is the newest store in Cole Harbour’s Village Plaza, after opening its doors on November 2
Podcast: How To Improve The $4.3-Billion Atlantic Canadian Public Education System
In the latest episode of the “Insights” podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell discuss the quality of the education system in Atlantic Canada with Paul Bennett, one of the country’s leading experts on public education.
New 27-Storey Tower Is Next Step In Downtown Dartmouth Development
The King’s Wharf building is a part of a planned development that will eventually contain 20 buildings, 1,500 units, close to 30,000 square feet of commercial space, two marinas, and a park.
New Dartmouth Pizzeria A Dream Come True For Toulany Family
The family-oriented Halifax entrepreneur is having a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 9 to celebrate her new pizzeria, Geo’s.
How Dartmouth’s ‘Made With Local’ Scaled Without Sacrificing Its Values
Sheena Russell may have stumbled into business almost by accident. But in the 10 years since she did, she’s proven you don’t have to sack your values to succeed.
Joel Plaskett Adds Bookstore To Dartmouth Shop, Ditches Old Name
Say goodbye to the New Scotland Yard Emporium, and hello to Fang, Morley’s, and Fricton Books. And don’t worry, TAZ Records is sticking around, too.
What Amazon’s Decision To Boost Pay For Frontline Workers Means For Halifax
Earlier this week, tech and retail giant announced it will hire 15,000 new employees in Canada and bump wages for its frontline workers as high as $21.65 an hour. The news has implications in Halifax, where the company will open a delivery centre in October.
Council Approves Two Dartmouth Towers With More Than 200 Residential Units
A major development near Wyse Road has been given the green light by the community council despite objections from staff about the height of the buildings.
