Greater Moncton Task Force Launches Action Plan For Economic Recovery
The five-phase action plan aims to guide efforts to rebuild and stabilize the region’s economy.
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N.B. Will Allow Temporary Foreign Workers Back Into The Province May 29
Farmers have said all along the local workforce couldn’t easily fill the jobs done by a highly-skilled and reliable seasonal foreign workers.
N.B.’s Farmers Call For Reversal Of Foreign Worker Ban As Efforts To Hire Local Failed
Efforts to replace them with local employees have not been successful.
Premier Announces $500 Per Month Wage Top-Up For Essential Workers
Blaine Higgs also says he’ll ensure farmers and seafood processing plants can find workers with the province’s workforce unable to fill the need caused by the ban on temporary foreign workers.
New Brunswick’s Next Phase Of Reopening Begins Friday
The “yellow” phase will include larger family and friends gatherings and the reopening of gyms, yoga studios, swimming pools, and low-contact team sports.
Fredericton Will Allow Restaurants To Use Tables In Public Outdoor Spaces Downtown
Because summer events have been cancelled, the city will also allow local food trucks to set up in parking lots serving Odell and Killarney Lake parks.
Fredericton Hockey Franchise Raising Money For Hospital’s Covid-19 Fund
The Hockey Helps Healers Campaign offers packages of window decals to show support for hospital workers, with all proceeds going to the Chalmers Foundation’s Giving Hearts Covid-19 Support Fund.
Craft Alcohol Producers Can Now Sell Each Other’s Products
It means a local producer can become much like a specialty craft alcohol liquor store, says Christine Comeau of the New Brunswick Craft Alcohol Producers Association.
‘Covid-19 Hovers Over Our Head Every Time We Go On A Call’
Laura Kaye and Jeremy Dunsmore have been paramedics for around two decades, but they’ve never experienced anything like the current pandemic.
Accountants Offer Free Online And Telephone Tax Clinics For Low-Income Earners
Anne Jewett is one of many CPAs across the province who are volunteering their time for the free tax clinics, which allow eligible residents to get their tax returns done with the help of experts.
