Diving into the dynamic world of DEA&I — with simple realities in mind.

Last year, Halifax hosted the National Black Canadians Summit. What comes next?

Congratulations to the 2023 Halifax Business Awards finalists

Atlantic Immigration Program helping employers attract skilled newcomers to Nova Scotia

Return of live events generating impact beyond the venue

Indigenous principles meeting business practices in Kjipuktuk

Celebrating Pride season in the Halifax business community — and moving beyond it.

“I hope to bring us back to not just a sense of recovery, but to a place of growth. We are poised with great entrepreneurs, innovators, and service providers that can get Halifax where it’s destined to be.”

Reflecting on a century of keeping our members informed.

Recognizing and celebrating women entrepreneurs in Halifax

Celebrating Black entrepreneurs in Halifax

Celebrating excellence in our community

Large employers in Halifax support the city's growth and economy.

Here in HRM, there have been some success stories - stories of resilience, perseverance, trust, community, and kindness. Here’s how three local businesses made their way through the pandemic.

Apprenticeship programs provide options for trade professionals

Because of Nova Scotia's rich resource economy, St Barbara Atlantic Gold and COVE are sustainably growing our economy. They're building stronger communities and educational outcomes while driving ocean innovation and technology commercialization.

Stretching from Downtown Halifax to the North End and across the bridge to Downtown Dartmouth, the downtown core is supporting small business and economic recovery efforts. The area is transforming, expanding and improving Halifax on multiple levels.

Significant projects, such as the recent acquisition of Clearwater, are generating economic benefits for First Nation communities in Atlantic Canada and returning them to their traditions in a modern way.