By Andrew Macdonald Dave Morgan is diversifying his Port Hastings, Cape Breton Celtic Air Services with a new business line called AxAir Aviation, a new air charter service in Eastern Canada, based at the Allan J. MacEachen Regional Airport, which he runs in a...
Dave Morgan Launches AxAir Aviation In Cape Breton – Aims For Air Charter Biz
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Exclusive: Realtor Steve Lumb Gets $750,000 For HFX Hydrostone Abode – Record Setting Deal In The Enclave
By Andrew Macdonald Chester realtor Steve Lumb is making history with the highest ever selling price for an abode in the trendy Halifax Hydrostones. Once a beacon for first-time home buyers, the Northend enclave is now becoming unattainable for those wishing to get a...
Part II: Steve Lumb’s History Making Hydrostone Sales Deal – He Likely Set Asking Price On 2019 & 2020 Then Record Deals
By Andrew Macdonald As The Notebook reports in our above news scoop on the highest ever purchase and sales price of a HFX Hydrostone, an abode sold for $750,000. That is the highest ever purchase price of a Hydrostone. Chester realtor Steve Lumb listed the home on...
Craft Beer Talk: Brian Titus: ‘Home Delivery Soars For Garrison Brew Every Time Bars, Pubs Closed’
By Andrew Macdonald With the official summertime beer drinking season getting underway with the upcoming Victoria Weekend Holiday I spoke to Brian Titus, the founder of Garrison Brewery. In the Maritimes, more beer is consumed in the summertime, than any other season...
EllisDon Continues To Rebuild Downtown Halifax – Wins Project Construction Management Bid For New AGNS
By Andrew Macdonald The winning bidding streak at EllisDon Corp continues as the national firm, with a Bayers Road regional office overseeing the Atlantic continues to re-invent the Halifax Downtown horizon. The firm has been awarded the project management contract...
MacPolitics: Kentville’s Martha MacQuarrie Joins Senator’s Office In Ottawa
By Andrew Macdonald Martha MacQuarrie is now one of four staff to Newfoundland Conservative senator, David Wells. She recently moved to the Nation's Capital, leaving behind her home in the Annapolis Royal. Wells was appointed to the Senate of Canada in 2013 by then-PM...
Sean Sears: Opinion: SIC – Smartest Person In The Room
Opinon By Sean Sears Live reporting from John Mauldin’s Strategic Investor Conference (SIC) will focus on the dismal science of economics. Please do not fear; there will be no charts and no tests. In economic forecasting, David Rosenberg is the ‘smartest person in the...
Sean Sears: Opinion: ‘I Am An AstraZeneca Man’
Opinon By Sean Sears A few thoughts on Vaccines. I am 25% geek, meaning I have spent 38 years building software (is that possible), but I can not merge my email calendars without tech support. But geeks still do their research—the vaccine strengths are well documented...
Don Cameron: Life & Times Of A Premier Who Became A News Source & Confidant
By Andrew Macdonald Lots has been written in recent days about Don Cameron, Nova Scotia's premier from 1991 to 1993. His untimely death this past week at age 74 — not very old in today’s era — generated local, provincial and national media attention. I first met...
Memory Lane 1991: Cameron Cuts Canso Causeway Tolls And ‘Canada Joins Cape Breton’
By Andrew Macdonald The Progressive Conservative government of Don Cameron removed tolls from the Canso Causeway on Dec. 13, 1991, shortly after its election. Quickly following the announcement in Halifax, crews removed the toll booths, which had been positioned at...
Don Cameron: A Friend Of Highway Twinning Considered An ‘Atlantic Expressway’ To Cape Breton
By Andrew Macdonald Long before former Nova Scotia Liberal leadership contender, Labi Kousoulis talked about a twinned highway from Yarmouth to Industrial Cape Breton, the idea was broached by former Progressive Conservative premier Don Cameron. Time was not on his...
Don & Rosemary Cameron In Death Support New Art Gallery Of Nova Scotia
By Andrew Macdonald I always pay attention to obituaries and take an interest in where memorial donations might be directed. So, I see in both the January obit for Rosemary Cameron, age 73 and this week’s obit for Don Cameron, her husband of 51 years, a request for...
Well, Folks, That Is The End Of The Sunday Edition, Saturday Edition Below
NS Health Minister: Gov Not Talking About Whether A Vaccine Passport Is Necessary To Enter NS – But Poll Finds 74% Support For The Idea
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: Health Minister Zach Churchill On Whether A Vaccine Passport Is Necessary There has been a lot of chatter of whether governments around the world will make it mandatory for visitors to said jurisdictions to carry a vaccine passport - which...
Cape Breton Airport’s Dave Morgan: ‘I Had A Passport Vaccine 15-Years Ago To Visit Africa & Middle East’ – Advocates COVID Passport For Canada
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: Cape Breton Airport Operator Dave Morgan: Vaccine Passports Required To Visit Africa & Middle East For Years: It Should be Mandatory In Canada and NS, Too Dave Morgan, who really is 39, is the operator of the Allan J. MacEachen Regional...
Dave Morgan Launches AxAir Aviation In Cape Breton – Aims For Air Charter Biz
By Andrew Macdonald Dave Morgan is diversifying his Port Hastings, Cape Breton Celtic Air Services with a new business line called AxAir Aviation, a new air charter service in Eastern Canada, based at the Allan J. MacEachen Regional Airport, which he runs in a...
Exclusive: Realtor Steve Lumb Gets $750,000 For HFX Hydrostone Abode – Record Setting Deal In The Enclave
By Andrew Macdonald Chester realtor Steve Lumb is making history with the highest ever selling price for an abode in the trendy Halifax Hydrostones. Once a beacon for first-time home buyers, the Northend enclave is now becoming unattainable for those wishing to get a...
Part II: Steve Lumb’s History Making Hydrostone Sales Deal – He Likely Set Asking Price On 2019 & 2020 Then Record Deals
By Andrew Macdonald As The Notebook reports in our above news scoop on the highest ever purchase and sales price of a HFX Hydrostone, an abode sold for $750,000. That is the highest ever purchase price of a Hydrostone. Chester realtor Steve Lumb listed the home on...
Craft Beer Talk: Brian Titus: ‘Home Delivery Soars For Garrison Brew Every Time Bars, Pubs Closed’
By Andrew Macdonald With the official summertime beer drinking season getting underway with the upcoming Victoria Weekend Holiday I spoke to Brian Titus, the founder of Garrison Brewery. In the Maritimes, more beer is consumed in the summertime, than any other season...
EllisDon Continues To Rebuild Downtown Halifax – Wins Project Construction Management Bid For New AGNS
By Andrew Macdonald The winning bidding streak at EllisDon Corp continues as the national firm, with a Bayers Road regional office overseeing the Atlantic continues to re-invent the Halifax Downtown horizon. The firm has been awarded the project management contract...
MacPolitics: Kentville’s Martha MacQuarrie Joins Senator’s Office In Ottawa
By Andrew Macdonald Martha MacQuarrie is now one of four staff to Newfoundland Conservative senator, David Wells. She recently moved to the Nation's Capital, leaving behind her home in the Annapolis Royal. Wells was appointed to the Senate of Canada in 2013 by then-PM...
Sean Sears: Opinion: SIC – Smartest Person In The Room
Opinon By Sean Sears Live reporting from John Mauldin’s Strategic Investor Conference (SIC) will focus on the dismal science of economics. Please do not fear; there will be no charts and no tests. In economic forecasting, David Rosenberg is the ‘smartest person in the...
Sean Sears: Opinion: ‘I Am An AstraZeneca Man’
Opinon By Sean Sears A few thoughts on Vaccines. I am 25% geek, meaning I have spent 38 years building software (is that possible), but I can not merge my email calendars without tech support. But geeks still do their research—the vaccine strengths are well documented...
Don Cameron: Life & Times Of A Premier Who Became A News Source & Confidant
By Andrew Macdonald Lots has been written in recent days about Don Cameron, Nova Scotia's premier from 1991 to 1993. His untimely death this past week at age 74 — not very old in today’s era — generated local, provincial and national media attention. I first met...
Memory Lane 1991: Cameron Cuts Canso Causeway Tolls And ‘Canada Joins Cape Breton’
By Andrew Macdonald The Progressive Conservative government of Don Cameron removed tolls from the Canso Causeway on Dec. 13, 1991, shortly after its election. Quickly following the announcement in Halifax, crews removed the toll booths, which had been positioned at...
Don Cameron: A Friend Of Highway Twinning Considered An ‘Atlantic Expressway’ To Cape Breton
By Andrew Macdonald Long before former Nova Scotia Liberal leadership contender, Labi Kousoulis talked about a twinned highway from Yarmouth to Industrial Cape Breton, the idea was broached by former Progressive Conservative premier Don Cameron. Time was not on his...
Don & Rosemary Cameron In Death Support New Art Gallery Of Nova Scotia
By Andrew Macdonald I always pay attention to obituaries and take an interest in where memorial donations might be directed. So, I see in both the January obit for Rosemary Cameron, age 73 and this week’s obit for Don Cameron, her husband of 51 years, a request for...
Well, Folks, That Is The End Of The Sunday Edition, Saturday Edition Below
NS Health Minister: Gov Not Talking About Whether A Vaccine Passport Is Necessary To Enter NS – But Poll Finds 74% Support For The Idea
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: Health Minister Zach Churchill On Whether A Vaccine Passport Is Necessary There has been a lot of chatter of whether governments around the world will make it mandatory for visitors to said jurisdictions to carry a vaccine passport - which...
Cape Breton Airport’s Dave Morgan: ‘I Had A Passport Vaccine 15-Years Ago To Visit Africa & Middle East’ – Advocates COVID Passport For Canada
By Andrew Macdonald Topic: Cape Breton Airport Operator Dave Morgan: Vaccine Passports Required To Visit Africa & Middle East For Years: It Should be Mandatory In Canada and NS, Too Dave Morgan, who really is 39, is the operator of the Allan J. MacEachen Regional...
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