The Halifax Chamber of Commerce wraps up Hidden Gems campaign

What brought our newest team members to the Chamber?

Celebrating excellence in our community

Five ways to jumpstart home improvements and renovations

While many of us may think of eLearning as a solution for universities, more industries are starting to see the benefits. 

The past year presented challenges for everyone in our community. But the challenges for local businesses were particularly acute.

As consumers expect full transparency, brands must deliver.

French is the second official language in Canada. Yet many businesses in Nova Scotia and across the country do not offer their products or services in French. We believe they are missing out on an opportunity that we call the “French Funnel.”

How we can live longer, feel better and work smarter.

We spoke with three alumni from the Centre for Entrepreneurship Education and Development (CEED) to hear about their innovative businesses and their experiences at CEED.

For over 25 years, the Centre for Entrepreneurship Education and Development (CEED) has been empowering and advancing entrepreneurs in Nova Scotia.

Enhancing productivity skills and knowledge transfer results in a better trained sector workforce with an improved ability to utilize good manufacturing practices and lean methods.

If we are going to achieve Halifax's economic potential, what are our best opportunities for growth that are aligned to our values and vision for the city?

Education is the key to understanding and celebrating our differences. Attending and immersing yourself in a Blanket Exercise is one path toward reconciliation.

Good health policy is good economic policy.

For 55 years, the Dartmouth Adult Services Centre (DASC) has been serving adults with intellectual disabilities. The organization aims to provide a modern, supportive, and inclusive work environment and training center for their clients.

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

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