The billboard along the Bedford Highway was first seen by commuters Friday morning. It endorses Maxime Bernier and the People’s Party of Canada, while calling for voters to “say NO to mass immigration.” Continue reading
The prime minister made the comments when he presented some Peace by Chocolate treats to U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Thursday. Continue reading
Tareq Hadhad, the entrepreneur behind Peace by Chocolate, says it’s to “give back” to the communities that assisted his family’s arrival in Canada. Continue reading
Peace by Chocolate of Antigonish, N.S., revealed Wednesday its new milk chocolate and hazelnut bar is to be called Wantaqo’ti (pronounced Wan-tahk-oo-di), the Mi’kmaq word for peace. Continue reading
It’s only been a year and a half since the Hadhad family arrived in Canada as Syrian refugees. In that time their business has expanded to more than anything they could’ve imagined. Continue reading
Hundreds of people waited in line Saturday at Peace by Chocolate for the grand opening of its new factory in Antigonish. Continue reading
Tareq Hadhad and his family moved from Syria to Antigonish in 2015. Continue reading
The family arrived in Canada in January, and with the help of local supporters, they’ve made Antigonish their new home and place to work. Continue reading