Exclusive: Ralston Tract Bidder’s Lost Opportunity – Federal Government Rejected Bid From One Of Halifax’s Best Condo Developers, Who Focuses On Millennial Aged Buyers – Sources Report
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Exclusive: Mani Suissa, Part II: Winning Bid For Downtown HFX’s Ralston Acreage Means Highest Price Paid For Development Lands In Halifax
Manufacturing Leads Rebounding Economy — Commercial Broker Bill MacAvoy On Office Trends
Bill MacAvoy: Population Will Need To Grow Across Nova Scotia
Garrison Brewery Celebrates 25 Years Of Crafting Fine Beer
Exclusive: Rick Emberley Rebrands As SeasonedPros – Corporate Match Maker Prepares Ontario Invasion
From A Reader: ‘Coffee In Notebook Mug & Reading Notebook My Saturday & Sunday Morning Routine’ – You Too, Dear Reader, Can Have Notebook Branded Mug!
Why I am Praying To Joe Howe – Part Of January Circulation Drive…
Egg-Citing Time For Antigonish Young Entrepreneur
Meet Bee Morrison: Millennial Entrepreneur Behind The Has Bin
Alison Strachan: A Lunchtime Chat With Chester Art Centre’s Sue LeBlanc
MacPolitics: Here’s The Full List Of Premier Tim Houston’s Office Aides – The Salaries
MacPolitics: Poll Talk With Margaret Brigley – Support For Tim Houston Strong As Honeymoon Period Continues
MacPolitics: Rob Smith: ‘Iain Rankin Deserved A Second Election Chance’ & Hattie Dyck Agrees With Smith
Exclusive: Ralston Tract Bidder’s Lost Opportunity – Federal Government Rejected Bid From One Of Halifax’s Best Condo Developers, Who Focuses On Millennial Aged Buyers – Sources Report
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: Exclusive: Ralston Tract Bidder’s Lost Opportunity - Canada Lands Co Rejected Bid From One Of Halifax’s Best Millennial Aged Focused Condo Developers In our continuing old-fashioned news scoop and dogged digging and researching and relying...
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Exclusive: Mani Suissa, Part II: Winning Bid For Downtown HFX’s Ralston Acreage Means Highest Price Paid For Development Lands In Halifax
By Andrew Macdonald Further to the recent old-fashioned news scoop the other day in The Notebook, where we reported Mani Suissa, a Haligonian & Bedford landlord and developer has emerged as the winning bidder of the 1.3-acre Ralstontract in the heart of Downtown...
Manufacturing Leads Rebounding Economy — Commercial Broker Bill MacAvoy On Office Trends
By Andrew Macdonald — Nova Scotia’s economic recovery will see a full rebound when figures are analyzed for 2021, says the commercial brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic. "Nova Scotia’s economy is poised to finish 2021 with a full reversal of 2020’s...
Bill MacAvoy: Population Will Need To Grow Across Nova Scotia
By Andrew Macdonald Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic says there was 'significant' inter-provincial migration to Nova Scotia from across Canada In the first half of 2021, In its Q4 report, the commercial brokerage firm said there were 10,000 “net new residents” from...
Garrison Brewery Celebrates 25 Years Of Crafting Fine Beer
By Andrew Macdonald This year marks the 25th anniversary of the founding of Garrison Brewery in Halifax. In 1997, Brian Titus bravely left a dedicated paycheque as a diver in the Royal Canadian Navy, and launched Garrison on Lady Hammond Road. Over the last quarter of...
Exclusive: Rick Emberley Rebrands As SeasonedPros – Corporate Match Maker Prepares Ontario Invasion
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: Rick Emberley Rebrands SeasonedPros Replaces Match Maker’s BoomersPlus Moniker Serial entrepreneur Rick Emberley has rebranded his matchmaker entity for corporations and ‘pre-tired’ professionals. The new name for his founding entity...
From A Reader: ‘Coffee In Notebook Mug & Reading Notebook My Saturday & Sunday Morning Routine’ – You Too, Dear Reader, Can Have Notebook Branded Mug!
From A Reader: ‘Coffee In Notebook Mug & Reading Weekend Notebook My Routine On Saturday & Sunday' A long time reader, who joined The Notebook paid circulation list in 2017 - five years ago when we launched our popular weekend news website, writes: “From a...
Why I am Praying To Joe Howe – Part Of January Circulation Drive…
By Andrew Macdonald Why I Am Praying At Joe Howe’s Grave The Macdonald Notebook has a January subscription and circulation drive - you Dear Reader can help me out, by asking for a guest login to share with your own networks and database of family, colleagues and...
Egg-Citing Time For Antigonish Young Entrepreneur
By Corey LeBlanc When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. At 11 years old, Hannah Chisholm heeded that proverb with her first foray into entrepreneurship. “I always love telling this story,” the native of Heatherton, Antigonish County, says. She remembers how she...
Meet Bee Morrison: Millennial Entrepreneur Behind The Has Bin
By Avery Mullen The owner of consignment clothing store The Has Bin says government support for small businesses has been inadequate for some local operators, even as her own community-minded initiatives begin to bear fruit. Bee Morrison, who runs the Agricola Street...
Alison Strachan: A Lunchtime Chat With Chester Art Centre’s Sue LeBlanc
By Alison Strachan January is typically downtime on the South Shore with events planners and organizations taking something of a break before warmer and busier days of Spring rapidly morph into busy events and festivals during July and August. So, I scheduled my lunch...
MacPolitics: Here’s The Full List Of Premier Tim Houston’s Office Aides – The Salaries
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: MacPolitics: The Full List Of Staffers In Premier Tim Houston’s Office - The Salaries I finally was given a full list of the folk working in Premier Tim Houston’s Office. I have reported on some of the salaries for these political aides, but...
MacPolitics: Poll Talk With Margaret Brigley – Support For Tim Houston Strong As Honeymoon Period Continues
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: MacPolitics: Poll Talk With Margaret Brigley I recently had a news chat with Halifax pollster Margaret Brigley on the scene in NS politics. A couple of months ago her polling entity, Narrative Research, where she is one of three with equity,...
MacPolitics: Rob Smith: ‘Iain Rankin Deserved A Second Election Chance’ & Hattie Dyck Agrees With Smith
By Andrew Macdonald MacPolitics: 1970s-80s Truro Halifax Herald Writers, Rob Smith & Hattie Dyck Weigh In On Iain Rankin’s Leadership I see on the social media pages for Rob Smith & Hattie Dyck, the two 1970s era journalists who toiled that decade with the...
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