Saint John And Fredericton Return To ‘Orange’ Level
The Moncton area (Zone 1) remains in the red level, and the Edmundston region (Zone 4) remains under lockdown.
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Moncton’s Major Drilling Well-Positioned For Electric Vehicle Boom, CEO Says
Major Drilling saw its year-on-year revenue drop by about 6 percent due to the pandemic, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel. Its quarterly revenue went up 28 percent, thanks to stronger metal prices, eased health restrictions, and growth in copper demand due to an increase of electric vehicles on the roads.
MESH/diversity Hires New VP As It Prepares To Scale Up
The Saint John company that offers services and a software platform to help companies support diversity and inclusion initiatives has hired Adrienne O’Pray, the former CEO of the New Brunswick Business Council.
Moncton Company Doubles Its Team As Online Hiring Grows During Pandemic
VidCruiter has been busy this past year helping organizations staff up, including the hiring of contact tracers in Baltimore and 1,400 traveling nurses in just 10 days to help New York City fight Covid-19.
New Brunswick Business Council Names New CEO
Alex LeBlanc succeeds Adrienne O’Pray, who served in the role for over six years.
Atlantic Canada’s Entrepreneurs Are Slowly Regaining Confidence In Economy
A quarterly survey commissioned by the Business Development Bank of Canada found that investment intentions improved the most in Atlantic Canada and Quebec for the first quarter of 2021.
Higgs Warns Businesses Could Get Up To $10,000 Fine For Flouting Covid-19 Rules
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said inspectors visited 172 businesses this week and found 23 didn’t have any Covid-19 operational plan, while some employees don’t wear masks.
Organigram Posts Revenue Drop, But Plans To Add Up To 130 Jobs
In the quarterly earnings call, Organigram said it’s hiring up to 130 cultivation, packaging and other staff as it seeks to ramp up production of popular products.
Employers In Downtown Moncton Address The Future Of Remote Work
A survey of 14 large employers found that most employees will keep splitting time between the office and home, which has implications for businesses that depend on the downtown workforce.
Yuzu Sushi Opens Moncton Location
It is one of the businesses occupying the commercial space on the first floor of the Tannery Place at the Junction Urban Village on the western end of downtown Moncton.
