New Brunswick Offers Rebate To Staycationers
New Brunswickers who take a vacation which includes a paid overnight stay can apply for a 20 per cent rebate on accommodation, food and drink, activity and travel expenses.
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CERB Recipients Could Face ‘Tax Shock’
The CEO of OMISTA Credit Union says New Brunswickers who receive $8,000 through the Canada Emergency Response Benefit could owe nearly $2,000 in provincial and federal taxes next year.
New Economic Agency For Saint John Would Include Tourism, Population Growth
Discover Saint John, Develop Saint John, Economic Development Greater Saint John, and the city’s population growth department would all be part of a single organization.
Cannabis NB Reports $1.4-Million Profit In First Quarter
NB Liquor also had a good first quarter, with a 15.2 percent increase in sales.
Union Wants Investigation Into N.B.’s Private Nursing Homes
The New Brunswick Nurses Union says there is an “extraordinary accumulation of evidence” that substandard care in privatized nursing homes is putting Canadian seniors at risk.
91 King Street Back On The Market
The former Woolworth’s building in uptown Saint John is listed with a sale price of $1.3 million.
YSJ CEO New President Of Atlantic Canada Airports Association
Derrick Stanford’s new role comes at a time when airports across the country face severe challenges due to the travel restrictions caused by Covid-19.
Council Approves 89-Unit Apartment Building For Millidgeville
The five-storey building will be located on Arlington Crescent, just off University Avenue near the Saint John Regional Hospital.
N.B. Unveils Back-To-School Plan For September
Students will see big changes when they return to the classroom in the fall, from smaller class sizes to some at-home learning.
N.B. Economist ‘Optimistic’ After Latest Job Numbers
David Campbell, the president of Moncton-based Jupia Consultants Inc., said what we want to see now is a sustained recovery.
