Saint John Economic Development Agency Releases Recovery Plan
As New Brunswick starts to loosen COVID-19 restrictions, the local business community is looking to the next steps.
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Saint John Has Lost Nearly $4-Million From Collapse In Tourism Opportunities
Large gatherings are on hold and many events have been postponed or cancelled due to the ongoing pandemic.
N.B. Legislature Passes Two Bills To Protect Workers
One will protect the jobs of workers forced to stay home and the other will help essential service workers who are seeking childcare.
Canada’s GDP Fell By Nine Percent In March
Among the hardest-hit by physical distancing and government restrictions are the travel- and tourism-related industries, including personal transportation, restaurants and accommodation.
McCain Donates 20 Million Pounds Of Potatoes To Food Banks
The New Brunswick-based company says that it amounts to 60 million servings of potatoes, which will be provided to communities struggling with food insecurity.
House Of Commons Holds Emergency Sitting, Passes Wage Subsidy Legislation
Businesses across the country will receive a 75 percent wage subsidy to help them cope with the financial hardships of the coronavirus crisis.
Employee At Saint John Area Retirement Facility Tests Positive For COVID-19
Shannex, which operates Parkland in Quispamsis, said two other employees who work in Halifax and Dartmouth have also tested positive for the coronavirus.
‘Gift For Good’ Helps Saint John Businesses During Pandemic
Customers can buy gift cards from select local businesses to help support them during the coronavirus crisis. For every gift card they buy, they are entered into a draw to win a prize pack of local products and services worth $600.
N.B. Schools Likely Closed For Remainder Of This Academic Year
Education Minister Dominic Cardy says it would take a “miracle cure” for the schools to reopen before the end of this school year.
Lower Carbon Tax, Higher Minimum Wage Now In Effect In N.B.
New Brunswickers are now paying less to fill up their vehicle’s fuel tank, and low-income earners will see a modest boost in the minimum wage.
