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1 day ago | saltwire.com | Bill Spurr

Advertisement 1  •   •  Article contentSpencer Fry is so busy these days, it might be better if he was the one with four legs instead of his clients. Apart from his Monday to Friday job, Fry has a side hustle boarding dogs in his house in Spryfield and has recently become Halifax’s trainer to the canines. His new business, Waggin’ Wheels, provides a portable climate-controlled environment where a dog can get its exercise.

1 day ago | saltwire.com | Glen Whiffen

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentBy Earl LudlowMemorial University is marking its 100th anniversary in 2025. As part of these celebrations, on Saturday, April 26, the university will reflect on our origins as a living memorial, and on the notion of commemoration itself. Event details can be found below. Memorial University was founded in 1925 in honour of Newfoundlanders who lost their lives in the First World War.

2 days ago | saltwire.com | Bill Spurr

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1  •   •  Article contentWestJet announced on Tuesday non-stop service between Halifax and three Canadian cities this summer, including new service from Saskatoon and Regina, and the return of flights between Vancouver and Halifax. The airline has also added new flights between Winnipeg and St. John’s and increased the frequency of flights from Halifax to Winnipeg and Edmonton, and from Calgary to Deer Lake.

2 days ago | saltwire.com | Bill Spurr

Advertisement 1 • Article content The Nova Scotia government predicts the newly opened Neptune BioInnovation Centre in Dartmouth “will create more than 2,400 jobs, $175 million in salaries and $74 million in tax revenue, and contribute $334 million annually to the province’s gross domestic product.” The province announced on Tuesday $5 million in funding for the centre, an $18-million public-private partnership also funded by the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Next Generation...

2 days ago | saltwire.com | Nicole Sullivan

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentEleanor’s Court is almost ready for tenants to move in and its tenants will be housing secure for the first time in months or even years. The 25-unit apartment complex in downtown Sydney provides deeply affordable one-bedroom rentals and supports like counselling, peer support and a managed alcohol program. Two of the units are for couples and two of the 23 single tenant units are accessible.