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P.E.I. car dealerships bought by Nova Scotia-based Steele auto group
Three Charlottetown car dealerships have a new owner, but for customers and staff, it’s business as usual. “Those operations are really well established in those markets. (Customers) shouldn’t expect very much in terms of ...
OUTSIDE IN: Nut, gluten free products feeding P.E.I. entrepreneur’s success
P.E.I.’s Melanie Wildman wanted to start eating healthier – both for own her benefit as well as her family’s. ...
OUTSIDE IN: Charlottetown shop finds knitting niche
Bill Watters, owner of Northern Watters Knitwear in Charlottetown, says his business — which recently opened a second location in Halifax — makes and ...
OUTSIDE IN: Connections, products keys to success, says P.E.I. exporter
BEDEQUE, P.E.I. — For a P.E.I. company exporting to 23 countries, there’s more to being successful than knowing trade agreements. ...
The financial stress factor
It isn’t uncommon to be stressed out and worried about your finances. But when that stress and worry affects your life and mental health, it’s time to get help. And, as Laurie Campbell, CEO of Credit Canada says, worrying ...
The 10-per-cent solution
It’s often referred to as the 10-per-cent rule. In other words, how much someone should be setting aside and saving each pay. Recently, the Canadian Payroll Association released its annual survey that found 71 per cent of employed people ...
The end is near: year-end
It’s never too early to plan for the company Christmas party in December, especially if you’re a small- to medium-sized business owner and are trying to get a head start on your taxes for the year. “Usually meals and ...
First-time Island buyers rejoice
First-time home buyers in Prince Edward Island now have another option when it comes to saving for a down payment on a home which, in some cases, can take years. On Oct. 9, the Island province joined Nova Scotia to offer a home down payment ...
Preparing for homeownership
The affordability of rental units and new homes can be a challenge for many in Atlantic Canada, especially in areas where the costs of both is on the rise. Even so, there comes a point where renters leave that market and move into ...
Barely getting by
The percentage of Atlantic Canadians living paycheque to paycheque may have gone down since last year. But a recent survey by the Canadian Payroll Association still shows nearly half of Atlantic Canadians polled (49 per cent) are ...
