Halifax IHOP Opening Third Week Of November
The pancake joint has been teasing its pending opening on social media for months, posting cheeky pictures of pancakes next to well-known Halifax landmarks.
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Podcast: How To Keep Growing A $14-Billion Energy Industry In A Net Zero Economy
Neil Jacobsen is on the “Insights” podcast this week talking about the economic impact of the energy sector and how to use fossil fuel and renewable energy sources as economic development drivers in the years ahead.
N.S. Landlord Lobby Says Extended Rent Control Measures Hurt Small Landlords
The Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia says the provincial government’s extended rent control measures will hurt small landlords and could cause them to pull their units from the market.
Premier Tim Houston Extends Rent Control In N.S.
Oct. 20, the premier announced his government will introduce legislation extending the two per cent residential rent increase cap to December 31, 2023. He also unveild his govenrment’s housing strategy
Halifax Business Leaders Concerned About Protests Aimed At Businesses
The latest incident happened on October 8, when a group of protestors had a sit-in on Argyle Street – a busy business area with heavy foot traffic.
N.S. Startup Exits For More Than $9-Million
Toronto-based NowVerticle Group has acquired Halifax data analytics firm Affinio.
Flights Aren’t Coming Back To Halifax Like They Are In The Rest Of Canada. Here’s Why
According to WestJet’s top executives, demand for flights into and out of the province lags behind other Canadian markets—and the tangle of travel restrictions in place here continue to hamper recovery efforts.
Halifax Rents High But Still Far Below’s Canada’s Most Expensive Cities
The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Halifax is $2,041, according to a recent report from Bullpen Research and Consulting.
My Dream Is A Halifax Awash With 50-Storey Skyscrapers
Halifax is in the middle of a housing crisis. Trevor Nichols says the city needs to build more apartment complexes to address the issue and higher towers are the only reasonable way to do it.
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.
