Business

Oceanstone Resort, about five minutes’ drive from Peggy’s Cove, has become a real wedding destination.

The region’s largest legal firm, Stewart McKelvey, has dominated the judicial appointments, providing more judges than any other firm in the region since 2006.

Christine Oreskovich has been diversifying offerings of the weekly newspaper, The Coast, and is branching out into hosting events.

For the first time, Loblaws-owned Atlantic Superstore is financially backing the Halifax Gay Pride parade.

This week not a single hotel room could be had in downtown Halifax even though the stock runs to just over 3,000 rooms.

A Dartmouth–based company that handles subscriptions for a variety of Canadian magazines has been sold to a Montreal software company.

Oland Brewery, the leading beer manufacturer in Nova Scotia, is unsure what the impact on its beer sales will be once marijuana use is legalized in Canada.

The Nova Scotia company pushing haskap berries as the new super food is in the process of opening a facility in Burnside to produce a powdered concentrate.

Back in the 1980s and ’90s, top union leader Larry Wark attempted multiple times to unionize the three Michelin plants in Nova Scotia.