Kristen Binns, from The Lung Association of Nova Scotia, talks about how non-profits can maintain their mission in the wake of COVID-19 through simple steps.

Margaret Schwartz informs us of the benefits of young graduates recruited during the pandemic. She's urging employers to consider hiring recent grads when looking for new and fresh talents.

ShiftED Academy Inc. founder and principal, Tisha Parker Kemp, shares insights to help you navigate challenges of transitioning online.

Our new Vice President of Policy hails down from civic and private sectors to advocate for Chamber members. Kent Roberts told us about his time before joining our team and what he's looking forward to in the future.

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

The 10-year winner of Halifax Consumer-Choice Award is adding more offerings to clients to ensure future competitiveness. Taylor Flooring's one-stop shopping aims for best customer experience.

Are you looking for a skilled force to help your business? Then you should hire a student through the Co-operative Education Incentive (CEI) program. Read more about the program's benefits, wage-subsidy offers and general process.

Atlantic Region Manager, Joanna Green, is running into one typical COVID-19 challenge.

Proactively planning for business and economic stabilization

The Halifax Chamber is always here to provide awareness and input for the business community.

The annual general meeting options given the direction of the Minister under a Declared State of Emergency .

Tianchu Tang dips into many marketing avenues to learn the most while Supriya hones in her skills to ensure a successful business internship.

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

With new challenges, not-for-profits are still finding ways to carry on the good work.

With a powerfully influential campaign, United Way Halifax is raising awareness for the benefit of many other non-profit organizations.

The hospice is cherished for its positive impact, remaining operational under new restrictions and is preparing to resume some of its services.

A new location was found and rebuilt; the rest was history for the brewery.

Medavie taking priority measures while looking at the path ahead for local businesses.