Tag: Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia’s Table Shrinks: Rising Costs Threaten Small Restaurants including Peppercorns Eatery in Bedford
Rising costs and slower demand hit Nova Scotia eateries In the early days of this year, small restaurant owners across Nova Scotia are confronting a familiar, stubborn reality: profit margins are shrinking as costs rise and customer visits lag. For Jignesh Thaker, the owner of Peppercorns Eatery in Bedford, the early weeks of a new…
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Nova Scotia rolls out 10% discount on local produce through new pilot program
Nova Scotia launches a 10% discount pilot for local produce Nova Scotians could soon enjoy more affordable access to fresh, locally grown foods thanks to a new provincial pilot program announced by the Department of Growth and Development. The initiative aims to reduce the cost of local produce by 10 percent for eligible residents, a…
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Why U.S. Health-Care Workers Are Moving to Nova Scotia: A Quiet Exodus for Better Lives
Introduction: A Changing Gradient in Health-Care Careers When political and economic tensions flare in the United States, some professionals look beyond borders for stability. For a growing cohort of U.S. health-care workers, Nova Scotia has become more than a destination on a map—it’s a practical answer to concerns about wages, workloads, and long-term career satisfaction.…
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A No-Brainer Move: Why U.S. Health-Care Workers Are Relocating to Nova Scotia
What’s drawing U.S. health-care workers northward? When political headlines buzz with talk of policy shifts and presidential campaigns, some frontline professionals quietly rethink where they want to work, live, and raise a family. For a growing number of U.S. health-care workers, the answer is Nova Scotia, Canada. They describe the move as a practical decision…
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A no-brainer: Why some U.S. health-care workers are moving to Nova Scotia
Why Nova Scotia is drawing U.S. health-care workers When political upheaval looms in one country, professionals in critical fields start looking for options elsewhere. For some U.S. health-care workers, Nova Scotia has become a practical answer to concerns about workload, burnout, and the sustainability of a high‑pressure system. The move isn’t just about leaving the…
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New Year’s Eve in Halifax: Free Grand Parade, Fire Show & Headliners
Overview Halifax rings in the new year with a festive, free celebration along the Grand Parade. The city’s annual New Year’s Eve event runs from 11:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., offering music, a vibrant parade route, and a thrilling fire show. With headlining artists and a welcoming community atmosphere, it’s a premier way to welcome…
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NSLC Sees Sharp Rise in Store Theft Across Nova Scotia in Q1 2025
Rising thefts at NSLC stores in Q1 2025 The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC) has reported a 24% increase in thefts across all its retail stores in the province during the first quarter of 2025. The figures, released by the Crown corporation, show that criminal activity targeting liquor retailers remains a significant challenge for the…
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NSLC Theft Surge Continues: 24% Rise in Q1 2025 Across Nova Scotia Stores
New Data Shows Sharp Theft Rise at NSLC Stores The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC) reported a 24 per cent increase in thefts across all of its retail stores in the province during the first quarter of 2025. The Crown corporation released the figures as part of its ongoing efforts to monitor crime trends and…
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NSLC Sees Sharp Rise in Theft Across Nova Scotia Retail Stores in Q1 2025
Overview: A Worsening Trend in NSLC Thefts The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC) reported a significant spike in theft across its retail network in the first quarter of 2025, with a 24 per cent increase in incidents compared with the previous year. The numbers, released by the Crown corporation, follow a sharp prior uptick and…
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Nova Scotia RCMP say no fentanyl-laced cannabis found amid premier’s claim
Overview of the claim and official response The Nova Scotia RCMP have stated they are not aware of any fentanyl-laced cannabis being sold by unauthorized retailers in the province, contrary to a claim made by the provincial premier at a recent news conference. While the premier urged caution about the illegal cannabis market and potential…