Consumer Cannabis Event Coming To Moncton In March
This will be the first consumer-focused event in Canada where attendees can buy legal cannabis and accessories from a pop-up shop on-site.
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How Older Workers Can Help Fill Talent Gaps In Atlantic Canada
Organizations and employees should look at new ways of working and retiring to help the region address a labour shortage.
N.B. Sets Record For Immigrants Who Settled As Permanent Residents In 2019
The province received 5,660 permanent residents up to November last year, most of them economic immigrants who gained permanent status through programs like Atlantic Immigration Pilot and Provincial Nominee Program.
Cranes On The Skyline Come With Affordable Housing Challenges For Greater Moncton
It’s been a story of growth for the Greater Moncton Area last year, the mayors of Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview noted during their State of The Tri-Community addresses Thursday.
Banning Plastic Bags A Step Toward More Eco-Friendly Home Hardwares In Greater Moncton
Luc Leger, who will save 300,000 bags with the ban, says family-owned businesses and small operations that are preparing for similar moves need to start early to get staff and customers on board.
m5 Expansion In Saint John Includes Takeover Of Revolution Strategy
It is the second deal in recent months involving companies operated by entrepreneurs Derek and Terri Riedle. Late last year, U.S.-based New Frontier Data acquired Civilized, a cannabis media company based in Saint John and California.
N.B. Labour Minister Says Private Sector Shouldn’t Worry About SEED Changes
Trevor Holder says private sector employers can still access students even though the Student Employment Experience Development (SEED) program is now closed to them.
NB Liquor Announces Rebate Program For Restaurants And Bars
The New Brunswick Restaurant Association says this is an exciting development for the industry that employs around 25,000 people and makes up a large part of the province’s tourism sector.
DeFrost Festival Drops The Bass To Warm Up Moncton Winter For Third Year
The festival is being organized by East Coast Groove, a Moncton-based organization committed to promoting electronic music and culture in the Maritimes.
NB Student Group Says Province Is Taking Wrong Direction With SEED Program
The New Brunswick Student Alliance says it’s important to focus on non-profit organizations and communities, but the changes also limit the variety of opportunities available for students interested in working within the business sector.
