As incoming chair of the Chamber Board of Directors HR & Governance Committee, Ann Divine guest wrote this issue's president message. She talks about the diversity and inclusion course charted for the Chamber to drive change and move forward together.

Reflecting on how far we've come and how far we have to go.

Bringing a holistic approach to recovery by spotlighting Nova Scotia as a desirable place to live for remote workers and immigrating newcomers. They are major beneficial contributors, amongst many others, to our population and economic revival.

WELCOME TO 2021! Reflect on lessons learned and move forward with a fresh perspective.

The Chamber and its team continue to offer support to its members and the business community to navigate the increasing number of cases while welcoming the new year.

For most of us, November isn’t the same November we experienced last year. The Halifax Chamber would normally be gearing up for...

I know what you’re thinking: Here comes another COVID-19-focused issue. From front to back, I will read story after story of perseverance, success and the dreaded unprecedented times. Well, I’m...

Let us reduce restrictions that are stifling the revenue-generating ability of our businesses, particularly small businesses that have been most affected by having some of the most stringent health protocols in the Atlantic Bubble.

Patrick Sullivan takes a look at the wins from the last few months and encourages all to go out and vote!

Well, Halifax – we have stayed the course and remained committed. Each of us has been contributing to the overall safety of our communities. We should be very proud of...

Our president talks about the great initiatives taken to help and support small businesses during the reopening.

The Chamber is excited to see restrictions lift and the June-5 reopening.

Celebrating African Heritage Month in Nova Scotia

Wrapping up another successful year with our members

Halifax’s growth can be attributed to collaboration

Fostering innovation in the workplace leads to new ideas and revenue.

We are partnering with Export Development Canada and Nova Scotia Business Inc. (NSBI) and beginning a Trade Accelerator Program (TAP) that will assist Nova Scotia companies in increasing their exports and ultimately their sales.

New program aims to help Halifax businesses break into export game