Transforming the media and entertainment industry from Nova Scotia, REDspace was able to seamlessly transition to remote work. The software company is expanding and hiring remote team members nationally and internationally as part of its growth plans.

Almost a year into the pandemic and businesses are still facing many challenges while trying to stay afloat. This story spotlights a select few businesses who remain resilient in their own ways.

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.

The Nova Scotia Office of Immigration recognizes and promotes the substantial contributions immigrants make to Nova Scotia. It delivers innovative programming to attract, integrate and retain newcomers in the province.

Attracting talent as a community is paramount for our population growth and economic revival in the province. Develop Nova Scotia keeps tabs on corporate real estate trends while simultaneously working on projects to stimulate such economic developments.

With vaccine administrations under way, we need to start planning for the post-COVID future. In this story, two esteemed experts share with us their recommendations and prosperous outlook on how to recover and rebuild our provincial economy.

The Provincial Pre-Budget Submission outlines our member's concerns and policy goals for the new budget. This submission highlights the top priorities of the Halifax Chamber’s membership, focusing on mitigating the impacts of COVID-19.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could cut through all the noise to find a clear way of thinking about this marketing stuff? It becomes a lot easier to understand marketing and make good decisions when you understand marketing principles.

In the world of sales, the term ‘follow the bouncing ball’ refers to adapting to the client and making adjustments to our sales strategy to fit the client’s needs.

Businesses want to be “agile” and “responsive”, but setting the stage for this can prove challenging. You need planned strategies!

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

Check out these brief profiles of the Halifax Business Awards 2021 finalists!

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

Appili Therapeutics is developing an antiviral candidate that could one day be used as another COVID-19 treatment option alongside a vaccine.

The Halifax Chamber of Commerce, SimplyCast and Nova Scotia Business Inc. are offering support services to help Nova Scotia get digital.

Sharing knowledge and networks with young professionals can make a big impact on their lives, your business, our city and province.

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.

Affordable housing in Halifax remains an issue but with solutions on the horizon. Allie White, realtor at Keller Williams Selected Reality and Roger Boutilier, CEO of NSAR share with us the status quo and what’s being recommended.