Medavie Blue Cross Will Provide Coverage Of Medical Marijuana
The benefit is now available to people but to patients with a limited range of conditions based on Canadian Family Physician Guidelines for prescribing medical cannabinoids.
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UNB Researcher Inspired By Desire To Help Victims In War-Torn Countries
Dr. Angkoon Phinyomark, one of two New Brunswick Health Research Foundation Rising Stars for August, does ground-breaking work on prosthetics.
Lee Corey Named New N.B. Business Council Chair
The founder of Corey Nutrition Company has been named the new chair of the organization for the coming year.
Harbour Passage Extension Will Feature Public Art Piece With ‘Oversized Tin Cans’
Saint John has begun construction of an extension to Harbour Passage that will see the popular walking trail continue past the Queen Jubilee Cruise Terminal to the Tin Can Beach area in the South End.
Moosehead Taking Small Batch Brews Nation-Wide
The brewery will release five brand new brews at retail and bar establishments.
Top Silicon Valley Sales Influencer To Headline Amplify Atlantic
Propel announced Thursday that Steli Efti, Founder of Close.io is back by popular demand at the growth marketing event in Halifax this fall.
Atlantic Canadians Buying More Canadian-Made Products Because Of Trump Tariffs
A new poll suggests that the ongoing trade dispute may contain at least some good news for Canadian businesses, says Don Mills, Chairman and CEO of Corporate Research Associates.
Marshalls Grand Opening Is September 25 In Saint John
McAllister Place has done extensive renovations to accommodate the new Marshalls and HomeSense store and revitalize the entrance to that area of the mall.
Don Mills Announces Sale Of Corporate Research Associates
Senior management team members Margaret Brigley, Margaret Chapman and Peter MacIntosh will take over the market research company on December 31.
Most New Brunswickers Support Natural Gas Development, Poll Shows
The Corporate Research Associates poll conducted in August found that 61 per cent completely or mostly support the development of natural gas, up from 52 per cent in 2015.
