Moving across the country is nothing short of daunting. But if you move to the Atlantic Region, you’ll find plenty of great organizations ready to help you find work and settle down here.
Opportunities NB, in partnership with regional organizations, will once again reach out to remote workers across Canada to highlight the benefits of living and working remotely in New Brunswick.
The Southeast Economic Recovery Task Force includes the City of Moncton, Expansion Dieppe and the city, the town of Riverview, the town of Sackville, WorkingNB and OpportunitiesNB.
A new website has been launched to serve as a one-stop-shop on COVID-19 information for businesses in Southeastern New Brunswick.
Chamber of Commerce CEO says many businesses have been forced to close and they are looking for the help of area consumers to get them through this COVID-19 crisis.
Saly and Clinton Davis had accused Daniel Bard, who was 3+’s VP of investment attraction from July 2016 to January 2018, of defrauding them when they went to the corporation for business advice and mentorship.
Daniel Bard, who was VP of investment attraction from July 2016 to January 2018, allegedly defrauded a couple who came to 3+ for business advice.
Campos will take over from two interim CEOs, Frederic Gionet and Don Moore, starting June 10.
The new retail hub at 90 Weldon St. is about cutting costs and creating opportunities to collaborate amongst the community-minded businesses locating there.
For decades communities in New Brunswick have focused their energies on attracting companies to create employment here. But lately, those business coming to the province have questioned whether we have the right people to fill the jobs, says 3+ Corporation co-CEO Frederic Gionet.
