By Andrew Macdonald Tim Moore Has A Business Opportunity For Millennial Entrepreneurial Upstarts Or Others As He Seeks Business Partner For Moore Executive Suites. Serial entrepreneur Tim Moore is seeking a business partner for...
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By Andrew Macdonald & Tim Moore To Rescue of Displaced Trillium Condo Dwellers The property management entity overlooking the Wadih Fares built Trillium condo building on South Park Street has given a contract to Tim Moore...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald Halifax Port: Changing Of The Guard As Bizman Tom Hayes Ushered In As Port Chair As New CEO Takes Post In November There’s been a real change at the top of the Port of Halifax as a new CEO with international...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald No matter what happens to the Trudeau government, critical federal funding to build a second much needed cargo handling building is secure, because the funding agreements between governments in Ottawa &...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald It’s that time of year again as leading business person Don Mills again touts rare wines as part of a fundraiser for Feed Nova Scotia, called Case of Compassion. Mills has been promoting the fundraiser among...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald We had the celebrated Fish & Chip Wars of late in seaside Chester Village. (See Chester Chatter column under archives button). And, now the village which hollows out of American & Upper Canadian...
Read MoreMacPolitics: Here’s A Political Shocker: Joan Jessome Campaigns For Re-Election Of A Liberal MP For 17-years, going back to the Liberal government of Russell MacLellan, and really going to battle royal against current Liberal...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald & Gloria McCluskey Also Campaigns For A Liberal Candidate The last Mayor of Dartmouth, and later a powerful regional councillor, political power horse Gloria McCluskey, is actively campaigning for the...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald NDP Stalwart Jim Guild Takes Aim At Andy Fillmore The other week a former Tory MP in Nova Scotia, suggested Andy Fillmore, the Liberal candidate in Halifax would easily win re-election. This Tory MP suggested...
Read MoreBy Andrew Macdonald The other day, I dropped into a corner store on the NS South Shore, where each morning over a coffee, a group of retired folk gather, and share the local news. Of concern to the Tory campaign for Rick...
Read MoreBy Carol Dobson It was a celebration where the guest of honour would have felt right at home. Friday, the Rebecca Cohn auditorium was two-thirds full of Nova Scotians whose lives had been touched by the late John Buchanan....
Read MoreBy Gary Brooks For every election for more than 40 years—federal, provincial, municipal, and even the occasional international contest—I have been part of a changing group of political junkies who gather to argue, prognosticate,...
Read MoreOpinion By Andrew Macdonald The other day, I took a call from a Halifax reader who said she might deliberately spoil her ballot, and that her neighbours have said the same thing. It’s an obligation in the Western world to...
Read MoreOpinion By Mary Clancy Okay, it’s almost Thanksgiving. I really do hate to disturb your holiday but this is the week that pollsters, pundits and politicians expect you to start taking things seriously. The election is only a...
Read MoreBy Bruce F. Evans Some readers may be familiar with my background, for those who may not, I grew up in a conservative Atlantic Canadian (Newfoundland and Nova Scotia) household in the 1960s. I am a dual US and Canadian citizen....
Read MoreEDITOR: Recently, we wrote about twinning Hwy.103, noting that Liberal Bernadette Jordan had secured $65 million to twin to Hubbards. The active twinning will open its first phase in the fall of 2020 to the Ingramport...
Read MoreFurther to my opinion column, that the Liberals and Tories are more interested in character assassinations of each respective leader, this Toronto Star article, entitled “The Ananotomy Of A Manufactured Scandal” is...
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