Halifax Developers Warn Of Higher Rents Due To Rising Prices Of Lumber And Materials
Jason Brunt, president of Clayton Developments Limited, says the huge markup in prices will mean higher rents when new apartment units are complete.
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Suez Canal Is Open Again, Which Is Good News For Halifax
The Halifax Port Authority had been monitoring the Suez Canal blockage closely since March 23, but it’s hard to pinpoint how much of the shipping delays in Halifax were due to the Ever Given.
Halifax Business Awards Celebrate Success Stories In A Challenging Year
An upstart internet company, a global seafood distributor, a company that upcycles organic waste into insect protein, and others were recognized as the city’s best businesses at the Halifax Chamber of Commerce’s 2021 Business Awards.
Nova Scotia Government Introduces Budget With $585-Million Deficit
Finance Minister Labi Kousoulis’ budget outlines how the government plans to shepherd the provincial economy back to growth and outlining its spending priorities for the next fiscal year.
Getting To The Good Place
How people and companies in our region are doing things to tackle global warming – helping us get to the “good place,” rather than the “bad place.”
Halifax’s Tourism Economy Lost As Much As $800-Million In 2020
The full impact of Covid-19 on Halifax’s tourism economy came into clearer view March 18, as Discover Halifax released key data on visitors to the city.
Cabco, Office Interiors Moving Into New 30,000 Square Foot Building In Dartmouth
Two prominent Maritimes businesses, both owned in part by members of the Mills family, will share a state-of-art workspace in a 30,000 square-foot building on Windmill Road.
No Touring, No Deadlines, No Problem for Halifax’s Neon Dreams
Neon Dreams drummer Adrian Morris and vocalist Frank Kadillac both took the downtime during Covid-19 as an opportunity to reach new creative heights, develop more skills and foster a deeper connection with their fans.
Under The Same Roof
Growing demand and high costs are driving up rents in Maritime urban centres. Mark Leger says we need to find a mutually beneficially solution because both renters and landlords are critical to the vitality of our city centres and economies.
Highrise On Historic Victoria Hall Property In Halifax Clears Another Hurdle
The developer has received permission from the city’s heritage committee to make substantial modifications to a historic building on Gottingen Street so a highrise can be built on the same property.
