Fredericton’s Lulujo Partners With Author Sheree Fitch On New Collection
World renowned author Sheree Fitch, who is based in Nova Scotia, has written baby board books for Lulujo’s new collection, which also includes dolls and blankets.
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How This Italian Couple Built A Property Visualization Business In New Brunswick
Alessia Bosatra and Mario Comando’s company, Renderator, provides photorealistic virtual tours for new developments. Real estate brokers and developers can also use data gathered from those tours to help with their marketing efforts.
Atlantic Canadian Startups On A Hiring Spree, According To Data From LinkedIn
Entrepreneur and data junkie Patrick Hankinson says startups and high-growth innovation companies added about 600 jobs net in the April-to-June quarter.
Atlantic Canada Scores High In Report On Global Startup Ecosystems
The region finished fourth amongst communities in the “activation phase,” a category for startup ecosystems that are relatively young and small. The widely-read global report is based on data from over one million companies across 150 cities.
New Nova Scotia Facility Plays Role In Growth Of Zenabis’ N.B. Plant
The facility in Stellarton will eventually hire over 200 people. Meanwhile, the company is also looking for 200 plus people to work at its New Brunswick facility in Atholville.
Pür & Simple Will Open Dieppe, Edmundston And Saint John Locations This Year
In the last year, the Quebec-based chain has been opening up locations around Eastern Canada, with a few more locations planned for New Brunswick.
Nova Scotia Looks At Adding New Cannabis Stores After Low Online Sales
Nova Scotia is considering expanding the number of retail cannabis stores, because online sales have been slower than expected.
BP Scales Back Oil And Gas Exploration Plans Off Nova Scotia Coast
The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board says the energy giant is surrendering 50 per cent of the area included in its licence – a consolidation of four offshore parcels roughly 300 kilometres southeast of Halifax.
BDC’s CEO Says Access to Labour And Capital Key Challenges to Atlantic Canadian Businesses
The Business Development Bank of Canada’s president and CEO Michael Denham will be in Halifax and Sydney, N.S., this week. Huddle caught up with him to talk about his trip, the challenges Atlantic Canadian businesses face and more.
Nova Scotia Premier To Discuss Auto Tariffs During Trip To Washington, D.C.
French−based tire giant Michelin has three plants in Nova Scotia and employs more than 3,200 workers.
