Halifax Police Remove Signs For Denture Clinic Owned By Gunman
Atlantic Denture Clinic in Dartmouth was owned by the shooter that killed at least 22 people and the signage of the building was upsetting area residents.
Nova Scotia
Pilot ‘Embraces’ Communities Rocked By Shooting With Heart Drawn In The Sky
On Sunday, as he was trying to process the mass shootings that has just devastated several Nova Scotia communities, Dimitri Neonakis couldn’t shake the feeling that he needed to do something.
Amidst COVID-19 Crisis, Trudeau Says Canadians Stand By N.S. Families Facing Tragedy
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced new measures to help Canadians cope with COVID-19 as the country also mourns a mass killing that claimed the lives of at least 19 people in Nova Scotia.
Why This Recession Is Different, And How Maritime Governments Can Get Through It
Economists at the Conference Board of Canada believe the impact of COVID-19 will be felt for years, but say that with careful planning the region can get back to some kind of normal before too long.
Nova Scotia Company Creating Pandemic-Fighting Screening Booths
As work in its industry dries up, a Nova Scotia company is shifting gears to lend its expertise to the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Federal Government Will Provide $50-Million For Seasonal Workers
The new measures will help bring in temporary foreign workers to aid the farming and fishery industries.
Construction Workers Who Always Talk Sports Now Preoccupied By COVID-19
Jerad Banyan, a Dartmouth electrician, still wakes up every weekday morning at 5 am, and gets ready for work. He comes home at the end of the day worried not just about himself but his wife Samantha too.
Dairy Farmers Dumping Unsold Milk As Demand Plummets
The general manager of the Dairy Farmers of Nova Scotia says the problem stems from the mass closures of restaurants and hotels in the province in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Landlords Under Financial Pressure Are In The ‘Same Boat’ As Tenants
A Halifax property manager that operates eight buildings with a total of 70 commercial tenants says landlords have mortgage payments to make, and can’t simply defer rent payments for tenants.
Thrift Store Closures A Major Revenue Hit For Salvation Army Ministries
The Maritime locations of the Salvation Army are having to get “creative” with their programming as COVID-19 has forced them to abandon one of their main sources of revenue.
