Employment Holds Steady In New Brunswick As Province Recovers
Nova Scotia had the largest employment gain in Atlantic Canada with an increase of 7,200 jobs, mostly in part-time work.
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Is That Adrien Brody I See…Or Daniel Radcliffe?
Since the Atlantic Bubble has become one of the safer places from Covid-19 in North America, it’s no wonder studios from Hollywood and elsewhere are looking to Nova Scotia to begin filming again.
Halifax Restaurants Brace For The End Of Patio Season
It’s a clear, late-October day in Halifax. The sun is out and the air is a crisp 9°C. Can you picture yourself sitting on a patio, beneath a heater or under a blanket, munching on a burger and fries? The city’s restauranteurs very much hope you can.
WTO Rules In Favour Of Canada In Softwood Dispute
International trade minister Mary Ng says U.S. duties on Canadian softwood lumber are completely unwarranted and unfair and the decision confirms Canada isn’t subsidizing the softwood lumber industry.
Former NHLer Teams Up With Sobeys To Save ‘Outcast’ Fruits And Vegetables
Former NHL defenceman TJ Galiardi is a co-founder of Outcast Foods, which is working with the grocery chain to use “misfit” fruits and vegetables in Plant Strong Protein products.
Halifax Mayor Calling On Governments To Do More For Tourism Industry
Halifax Mayor Mike savage is calling on all levels of government to give more aid to the beleaguered tourism and hospitality industry in Nova Scotia. After reading a CBC article about the woes of the industry, the Halifax Mayor took to twitter to air his thoughts.
“Hard to imagine an industry being decimated so badly by forces outside its control,” tweeted Savage. “All orders of government need to rally in support of our travel and tourism partners. We will need them post-Covid, and they need us now.”
Halifax Business Owners Wear Masks Eight Hours A Day To Protect Customers
On a hot August day, Heidi Chater is behind the cash register at Aladdin Laundromat in Dartmouth. No matter the heat or humidity, her mouth and nose are covered by the now-familiar cloth face mask.
Premier McNeil To Leave Public Office, Will Sit As Leader Until Position Is Filled
Premier Stephen McNeil has been the Premier of Nova Scotia for seven years.
Economist Says N.S. Has Bright Future Despite $853-Million Deficit
Ian McAllister of Dalhousie University has spent nearly 60 years immersed in the world of economics and has an optimistic outlook on the economic opportunities of Nova Scotia and the Atlantic region.
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Launch New Platform to Gain Insight From Businesses
A new cloud-based community launched by the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce will collect insight on business issues that are important to Atlantic Canadian businesses.
