The importance of exit planning for business owners

Learning about the After Stroke program

One of Nova Scotia’s biggest nights in tech is back on November 9, as Digital Nova Scotia (DNS) hosts the second annual Tech Forward Awards.

As we wrap up Mental Health Week, as a new member of the Chamber, we wanted to share with members and their families our free resource that is available to help you manage and overcome mild to moderate mental health issues.

Nova Scotian foodies get ready to be blown away with diverse and rich cuisine as ByBlacks Restaurant Week (BRW) returns with a week-long celebration of flavours, textures, and aromas.

Are you an employer having difficulty finding workers? Are you considering employing a foreign worker? Here’s what you need to know in Nova Scotia.

The importance of logistics for small businesses

Comes down to basic human needs

Ronald Caplan’s persistence pays off for the people of Cape Breton

Shifting the status quo with progressive approaches to organizational well-being

Change is not only one of the only constants in life, but also often the best way to keep moving forward. And so it is with the Halifax Chamber Board of Directors.

This past fall marked a decade for me as Mayor — an anniversary that makes me reflect on the past and think about the future.

Mahone Bay to welcome 28 new residents

The registered counselling therapist candidate hung out her shingle in Halifax, and Esinam Counselling Inc., which she started in 2021 — providing virtual sessions at her kitchen table — was officially open for in-person business.

In Canada, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) promotes Mental Health Awareness Week, happening May 1 – 7, 2023. This year, the theme is My Story.

With the Chamber’s 2019-2023 Strategic Plan coming to a close, the Board is revisiting the current plan and looking at priorities for the coming years.

Taking bold steps toward prosperity and inclusion.

Diving into the dynamic world of DEA&I — with simple realities in mind.