N.B. To Allow More Businesses And Public Facilities To Open Friday
Gyms, yoga and dance studios, pool halls and bowling alleys can all open as part of the “yellow” phase that was delayed by the outbreak in Campbellton last week.
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Flair Airlines Delays Launch Of Saint John Service Until The Fall
Flair Airlines has also cancelled flights to and from Charlottetown, Halifax and Ottawa through the end of October.
Saint John Airport Prepares For Return Of Flights
Air Canada is set to resume on June 22 and Porter Airlines on July 29. Flair Airlines is looking to launch for the first time on July 5.
N.B. Reverses Course On ‘Double Tax’ Reduction On Properties
The decision comes as the province forecasts a $299-million deficit this year due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Saint John Considers Temporary Street Closures To Help Businesses
The city manager says said businesses seem to be “evenly split” on whether street closures would be a good thing for them.
Leaking Rail Car Forces Temporary Highway Closure In Saint John
Mike Carr, deputy chief of the Saint John Fire Department, said a rail car containing spent acid was leaking from the dome area.
McAllister Place In Saint John Will Re-Open Wednesday
The mall says several restrictions and enhanced safety measures will be in place to keep customers and employees safe.
Pandemic Impacts ‘Completely Devastating’ For Saint John Airport
The Atlantic Canada Airports Association estimated the operational revenue loss for the region’s airports could be as high as $118-million this year.
Canadian Businesses Report Steep Losses, Deep Staff Cuts
More than 12,600 businesses responded to the survey conducted by Statistics Canada and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
Atlantic Chamber Praises N.B. For Turning On The ‘Dimmer Switch’
“We have to take things slowly,” says Sheri Somerville about the province’s plan to gradually open up the economy.
