Despite what some were hoping are signals that Canada’s inflationary pressures are starting to ease, The Bank of Canada (BoC) made it clear that more interest rate hikes are necessary to bring core inflation down.

Amplifying Voices project reveals gap between the willingness of businesses to embrace diversity, equity, accessibility and ability to implement

Diversity Employment Network aims to match African Nova Scotian candidates with local businesses.

Entrepreneurs should hustle for their health, not just their business, to up their wellness and prevent burnout

Offering inclusive economic growth, Halifax provides businesses with opportunities to start up, grow and prosper. Despite the pandemic, three businesses chose to make the move to the city and join its thriving business community for very distinct reasons.

Sherrie Kearney knew early on, before COVID-19 hit Nova Scotia, there would be a demand for masks. She saw the trend in countries with the virus already spreading.

How one cup of coffee could help retain graduate talent in Halifax

Prioritizing the environment key to responsible, sustainable business

Creating a city with education and economic opportunities for all

AGADA Biosciences creates influential, women-led environment

Halifax area retailers go local to global with eBay’s Retail Revival program

Digital Nova Scotia continues to grow and thrive three decades later.

Halifax saw many positive trends continue in 2018, with three strong years of population growth driven by international immigration and youth retention, both well above the historic average.

How purpose-led businesses are turning competitive challenges to their advantage

Efficiency Nova Scotia programs give local entrepreneurs a leg up

The city’s five-year economic plan launched in 2016 aims to grow the population from 416,000 to 470,000 by 2021, and to 550,000 by 2031. The target for GDP growth is from $18 billion to $30 billion over those same 15 years.

An agency committed to keeping things fresh and exciting, WeUsThem have come up with creative solutions for tourism, healthcare, hospitality, academia, food and beverages, fashion and cause-based organizations.

The Halifax Chamber’s second annual Wonder Women Conference will take place December 7 at the Delta Halifax. Business Voice spoke to five women leaders to get their advice on finding your own recipe for leadership.