Local partnership offers combined services that aim to break the cycles that can lead to criminalization.

Despite a difficult labour market and the need for remote work in many industries, employers stepped up and Dalhousie Rowe School of Business students persevered over the past year, proving that not even a pandemic can stop work-integrated learning.

A young talent helps Spring Loaded Technology adapt with creative solutions during COVID-19.

I’ve been saying it for years—from the moment that I immigrated to Canada and chose Nova Scotia to be my home—the Maritimes is different. Maritimers truly care about each other and always dig deep to support those in need.

The art of adapting to change

Entering a new decade with new purpose

A recent graduate from halfway around the world is adding diversity and sharing her world-view perspective at Atlantic Canada’s oldest market research company.

Troy Lutz, CTO of Halifax-based Summa Financial Services Inc., shares how small businesses can get smarter about saving time and money in 2020 with four recommendations to start focusing on growing their business rather than getting lost in the numbers.

On Thursday, Oct.17, the Sackville Business Association hosted their annual Business Breakfast & Business Awards. Almost 200 business owners gathered together to enjoy breakfast and listen to guest speaker Tareq Hadhad, owner of Peace by Chocolate.

Actions against climate change present opportunities for Nova Scotia

How to make the most of your brand’s image online

How we’re growing our city’s economy through people power

Good business practices through better understanding.

Real estate leaders attend training session in Halifax learning how to serve international clientele.

Your brand’s presence on the search engine results page (SERP) can often be the first impression a user will have of your brand.

Hana hired Laurie Starr with her freshly-minted master’s degree from Dalhousie’s Marine Management program. Two years later, she’s been promoted to Manager of Operations.

GTO provides a salary incentive to small businesses, start-ups, social enterprises, and non-profits who commit to hiring a recent post-secondary graduate. Employers receive 25% of a grad’s first year salary and 12.5% of the grad’s second year salary.

Tedx talks are about “Ideas Worth Spreading” and Halifax has some big ideas for you. The 12 presenters at the April 9 event are in some way leaders in our community, so their talks are relatable and relevant to you, the local audience.