Sussex Mine Will Employ 50 People After Province Signs Deal To Buy Road Salt
The Nutrien mine employs 34 workers to maintain the facility and perform decommission tasks. The workforce will increase to 50 to support the two-year supply agreement.
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Propel Entrepreneur-In-Residence Has Helped Grow Big Brands Like Nestle, Starbucks
Marketing specialist Derek Latham and Gordon McArthur, who has a background in clean tech, will coach startup entrepreneurs on the next steps to grow their businesses.
Moncton Airport Gets New Direct Daily Flights To Toronto
Air Canada Rouge will provide direct service three times a day from Moncton to Toronto on its 136-seat A319 jet.
Adriana Badillo’s Internship Worked Out So Well, She Got A Full-Time Job
FutureReadyNB Initiative gives undergraduate university students on-the-job experience and helps employers access funding and support to fill labour gaps.
Saint John Burger Week Starts Today And Our Bodies Are Ready
Try not to lick your screen when you see these shots of the burgers you can eat this week. Then again, we won’t judge if you do.
Planet Hatch Announces First Group Of Companies For Sales Accelerator Program
The Sales Accelerator Program provides participants with comprehensive sales training from industry experts, access of up to $25,000 in funding to support market entry and business development activities.
WATCH: How To Explain That Gap On Your Resume
Regardless of the reason, explaining why you were off work for awhile can be nervewracking and scary, but it doesn’t have to be.
Propel Reveals New Cohort Of 30 Atlantic Canadian Startups
The early stage companies span a wide variety of industries including education, healthcare, energy, shipping, dairy, real estate, e-commerce and law.
Moncton Building Permit Activity Up $8-Million From Previous Year
The total value of permits for the first quarter ending March 31 came in at $26.4 million, up from $18.2 million during the same period last year.
UNB Business Faculty Offering Cannabis Course Starting This Summer
The university’s hospitality and tourism program is also offering a course that teaches students about cannabis tourism and to consider cannabis tours as a career option.
