All articles of Jennifer Vardy Little

• ACOA funding will benefit NSCC campuses in Kentville, Middleton

  Senator Kelvin Ogilvie announced $425,000 in funding to support two projects, one based in Kentville and the other in Middleton. The funding, ...

• 'We accomplished everything we set out to do,' say New Minas entrepreneurs who missed making Dragons Den deal

  Falconer and Bearisto are the owners of Nova Scotia Fisherman, which produces a line of skincare products infused with kelp. The duo appeared on ...

• Power rates holding steady for Berwick Electric users

  The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) approved Berwick Electric’s rates on Jan. 20. Customers will continue to pay around .13 cents per ...

• Funding will allow upgrades to Wolfville Farmers’ Market

  “Just envision what can happen,” said Redcliffe, during a Jan. 24 funding announcement for upgrades to the facility. “We’ve created something ...

• Baillie says job creation should be government's priority during Kings County visit

  “I’m mostly worried about families from here who are depending on a paycheque from out west,” said Baillie, who was in Kings County Jan. 15 to ...

• Waterville Rehab Centre recognizes long-term employees

  Gary Lonergan, who began his employment at the Waterville facility in December 1969, received a long-service award for 45 years of dedicated ...

• NS: Businesses could benefit from regionalization in Kings County, says Ritcey

  [KENTVILLE. NS] - Dave Ritcey believes looking at the potential for regionalization could have a positive impact on both economic and community ...

• NS: NDP law snuffed Michelin expansion, says Baillie

  [HALIFAX, NS] — The provincial Conservative leader is calling on the premier to “come clean” on why Michelin cancelled jobs. In an interview last ...

• NS: Court approves sale of Maritime Steel to Jafarnia

  [NEW GLASGOW, NS] — The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has approved the sale of Maritime Steel to businessman Abbas Jafarnia. Jafarnia offered ...

• NS: Plan for Maritime Steel is to eventually move plant, says Jafarnia

  [NEW GLASGOW, NS] – Businessman Abbas Jafarnia says he’ll look at moving Maritime Steel from downtown New Glasgow within three to five years if ...