Maritime Business Launches Online Purchasing For Personal Protective Equipment
Maritime Rescue and Medical, (MRM) is providing Covid-19 supplies and medical equipment alongside its industrial safety services throughout Atlantic Canada.
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Immigrant Support, Access To Employment Top Issues For N.B. Residents Who Can’t Vote
“Once you fall in love with something, you want to be a part of it, to feel a sense of belonging, and that is how I feel about New Brunswick,” said Asif Hasan, the CEO of Simptek Technologies and a permanent resident who can’t vote.
Rothesay Netherwood School Creates A Safe Environment Where Students Excel
The school meeting and exceeding New Brunswick’s public health guidelines for Covid-19 reflects how Rothesay Netherwood is committed to providing a unique and exceptional transformative experience for students, even in today’s uncertain health climate.
Halifax Chamber Golf Challenge Will Be ‘Best Networking Event Of The Season’
Filled with great food, prizes, and ample (socially distanced) networking opportunities, the tournament is often billed as the season’s best networking event in Halifax. This year, the moniker is probably truer than ever.
Podcast: Blaine Higgs On Transgender Rights, Clinic 554, Glyphosate Spraying And Growing The Economy
In the final “Home Office” conversation with New Brunswick party leaders, Huddle editor Mark Leger speaks with PC leader Blaine Higgs.
Podcast: Mackenzie Thomason On Minimum Wage, The Irvings And Campaigning With A Metre Stick
In the fourth of five “Home Office” conversations with party leaders, Huddle editor Mark Leger speaks with the NDP leader about paying people a fair wage, the corporate concentration of power and campaigning in a pandemic.
‘Lost Votes Survey’ Seeks Views Of New Brunswickers Who Can’t Vote
An electoral reform commission under former Premier Brian Gallant’s government recommended that permanent residents critical to economic growth be able to vote, but the change has still not been made.
Podcast: Kevin Vickers On Economic Growth, Progressive Social Change And Morning Runs
In the third of five “Home Office” conversations with party leaders, Huddle editor Mark Leger speaks with Liberal Leader Kevin Vickers about economics, social change and his daily exercise regimen.
Ronald McDonald House Blazes A New Trail With Revamped PJ Walk For Kids
The organization’s annual PJ Walk For Kids was postponed earlier this year in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. But now the beloved fundraiser is back, with a revamped, Covid-friendly format the organizers say could make it better than ever.
Podcast: Why Kris Austin Believes Minority Government Is Good For Business In New Brunswick
In the second of our series of Home Office podcast conversations with party leaders, Huddle editor Mark Leger speaks with the People’s Alliance leader who held three seats and the “balance of power” when the election was called.
