Province, Ottawa Will Spend $8-Million To Revitalize N.B. Museum
The original plan was to construct a new $50-million facility on the Saint John waterfront, but the Higgs government pulled funding for that project in 2018
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Quispamsis Approves Controversial Commercial Development
Initial plans from the developer, Propertystar, show an office space and retail warehouse-style business on the site, along with potential big-box stores.
National Inflation Rate Hits 8.1 Percent
Canada’s inflation rate skyrocketed to a nearly 40-year high with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick both recording rates over 9 percent.
‘You Could Have An Accident Coming To Work. You Could Get Hit By A Bus’
The president of American Iron and Metal (AIM) is defending his company’s safety record after two workplace deaths in Saint John.
Saint John Home Sales Remain At Near Record Levels
New figures show a total of 325 homes were sold last month, just shy of the June record set one year earlier.
FCNB Files To Revoke Local Real Estate Agency’s License
The commission claims Century 21 A&T Countryside Realty has “persistently and repeatedly” breached various trust account rules and other provisions under the Real Estate Agents Act.”
Saint John Council Narrowly Supports JDI Application To Demolish Heritage Building
Following a lengthy public hearing and discussion that lasted more than three hours, council voted 5-4 in favour of the first and second reading of Irving’s application to demolish the Brown House.
Saint John Councillor Puts Forward Motion Demanding Action At AIM Recycling
“It is time for AIM to step up and stop its Saint John operations and for the Province of New Brunswick to suspend its operating license until a new operating agreement is in place to protect the community and prioritize the safety of Saint John workers,” Coun. David Hickey’s motion reads
Shoreland Transport Acquires Connors Transfer Limited
Connors was founded in Stellarton, N.S., in 1982 by brothers Glenn and Lauchie Connors. It began as a two-truck operation, delivering dry goods to Nova Scotia grocery stores and eventually moving to fresh and frozen produce.
Network System Failure Likely Cause Of Rogers Outage
Interac services were also impacted by the outage, leaving Canadians unable to send or receive e-transfers, or use their debit cards.
