New Brunswick Offers Property Tax Relief To Big Landlords
The provincial government released details Friday about a new property tax relief program that will roll out for the 2022 and 2023 taxation years for owners of large apartment buildings.
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Proposed Law Gives N.B. Municipalities More Control Over Industry Taxes
The proposed law would let municipal governments set a heavy industry tax rate of 1.4 to 1.7 times the residential rate. Municipalities could also set a separate tax rate for other non-residential properties within that range.
Ninety Percent Of NBCC Students Employed One Year After Graduation
More than three-quarters of graduates from 2020 said they were working in jobs related to their field of study, according to a recent survey.
N.B. Manufacturing Sector Back At Pre-Pandemic Levels
the province’s manufacturing sector continues to rebound, labour and skills shortages that existed pre-pandemic have gotten worse.
Saint John Sees ‘Dramatic Improvement’ In Net Debt, Reserve Funds
Saint John’s net debt stood at $159.4 million at the end of 2021, down from more than $330 million just three years earlier.
$205K For Affordable Housing Upgrades In Saint John
Saint John Non Profit Housing will receive $154,944 to renovate 21 affordable housing units spread across five of its buildings in the city’s north end. The remaining $50,000 will go to Sister Sheila Housing Corporation for its 10 affordable units at Sister Sheila Manor.
$58 Million For Port Saint John, NB Southern Railway
Multiple levels of government are putting up big bucks for Port Saint John and NB Southern Railway, to help increase supply chain efficiency for Canadian shippers.
Hockey-Themed Restaurant And Sports Bar Coming To Quispamsis
The Tipsy Roadhouse, Home of the Legends of Hockey Sports Grill, is coming to Quispamsis. It will be located in the former Bootstrap Pub location in Lakefield Plaza, at 184 Hampton Road.
Saint John Developer Won’t Be Allowed To Remove Building’s Heritage Designation
Jim Bezanson is facing bureaucratic roadblocks keeping him from pursuing his council-approved renovations to a heritage building. But council denied his request to remove the building from its heritage area so he can complete the project faster.
N.B. Nursing Home Workers Sign Collective Agreement
nized nursing home workers in the province now have a signed collective agreement in place. The New Brunswick Nurses Union confirms the agreement reached earlier this year was signed on Friday.
