What exactly is a disruptor? In business, it’s a person, event or innovation that changes the way we think about or do something — for the better.

Graduate to Opportunity opens doors for recent graduates.

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

Rogers Communications has deep roots in Halifax and across Atlantic Canada

"If we refuse to engage with the political process by voting, then we’ve just given our voice away. Your opinion matters and your opinion counts.”

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

Is having a well-developed business plan really what your startup needs to succeed?

Halifax International Airport Authority CEO says Halifax Stanfield is going places.

Fostering innovation in the workplace leads to new ideas and revenue.

A small start-up in Downtown Halifax is using its new data-sensor technology to read the quality of blood samples when they’re being moved from one place to the next. And now, a new grad is helping the company expand its business across two continents.

Whatever your political beliefs (or lack thereof) may be, we at the Halifax Chamber of Commerce encourage you to vote!

Exporting from Nova Scotia isn’t reserved for lobsters and tires. Nova Scotians are exporting consumer goods, marketing services, forestry materials and much more.

“Nova Scotians in general have a spirit to want to support local,” says Davison. But there’s still work to be done. “Show up to your friends’ and neighbours’ businesses and say, ‘I’m here to support you".

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.

“We’ve done impact studies that show for every dollar spent at Neptune, another is spent downtown.” A vibrant arts and culture scene also plays a key role in economic development.

Graduate to Opportunity (GTO) is a provincial funding program that provides a two-year salary subsidy to small businesses, start-ups, social enterprises and non-profits who hire a recent grad within 12 months of their graduation.

Small Business Week runs Oct. 20-26 this year and businesses across the province will be taking part in special events.

We are partnering with Export Development Canada and Nova Scotia Business Inc. (NSBI) and beginning a Trade Accelerator Program (TAP) that will assist Nova Scotia companies in increasing their exports and ultimately their sales.