Spring Garden Business Owner Not Happy, But Staying Optimistic As Street Goes Transit-Only
One Spring Garden business owner says the changes are “an experiment at [his] expense”
Halifax
Province Fast-Tracks Development Of More Than 1,000 Homes In Halifax
Taking approval powers away from the municipality in those areas will, in theory, allow construction to happen faster. However, the accelerated timelines mean projects get pushed through without public hearings or engagement.
Hockey Canada Won’t Say How Sponsor Exodus Will Affect 2023 World Juniors In Halifax And Moncton
Big-name sponsors like Scotiabank, Canadian Tire, and Telus have suspended their sponsorships with Hockey Canada amid a major sexual assult scandal.
Smoke’s Poutinerie’s Taking Poutine Across The Country This Summer
Smoke’s Poutinerie is bringing poutine across Canada this summer with a tour
Denny’s Coming To The Maritimes As Soon As 2023
Denny’s Canada is hoping to bring as many as five franchises to the Maritimes in 2023.
Small Is Beautiful: The ‘Secret Sauce’ To Successful Businesses In Atlantic Canada
Three Atlantic Canada business people discussed what the “secret sauce” to successfully working in the provinces at a conference hosted by the Public Policy Forum on June 14.
Take It Outside Celebrates Grand Opening Of New Halifax Location
Take It Outside founder Sue Stanfield is pleased to have officially opened her newest retail location, Take It Outside Elevated, in Halifax.
Halifax Couple Cheated Out Of Their House Vindicated By The Court
Joanne and Jack Kimm have once again won a court case against a developer who cheated them out of a house it agreed to build for them. The two-year legal battle against Almadina ended after the court dismissed the company’s appeal.
New Scotland Brewery Is Creating An ‘Adult Playland’ On Portland Street
New Scotland Brewery’s new location is a partnership between a host of local entrepreneurs that will bring beer, food, music, merch, and even an axe-throwing range together under one roof.
Another Highrise Planned In Dartmouth’s ‘New Downtown’
Boston Developments Limited is asking for permission to build a 26-storey tower on Williams Street, near the foot of the Angus L. MacDonald Bridge.
