Moncton Company Gets Closer To Commercializing Lung Cancer Detection Device
Picomole is set to establish a testing lab and start clinical testing of its technology with more than $800,000 in funding from the federal government.
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Federal Green Party Leader Says ‘No’ To Fracking, ‘Yes’ To Renewable Energy Projects
Elizabeth May struck a different tone than Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer on energy development and job creation issues at a town hall in Moncton Monday.
Université de Moncton Centre Offers New Mentorship Program For Entrepreneurs
Luc Jalbert, the co-founder of Prelam Enterprises, says the program that is receiving funding from ACOA is “a major leap” for entrepreneurs in the early years of developing their businesses.
New Brunswick Adds 4,000 Full-Time Jobs In January
The unemployment rate in the province fell slightly from 8.4 per cent to 8.2 per cent, as the paid workforce increased by 1 per cent to 355,000.
This Moncton Entrepreneur Builds Sustainable Collapsible Furniture
Erik LeBrun plans to open an online store in the coming weeks to sell his furniture constructed from sustainably harvested Canadian lumber.
Flash Festival Will Light Up Another Long Moncton Winter
The second annual festival featuring music, art, skating, light shows and a giant 3D rabbit takes palce February 15-16.
City Approves Parking Lot Design For Former Moncton High School Sports Field
City councillors unanimously approved Monday the final design of the off-site parking lot of the former Moncton High School building, which is being redeveloped into office spaces and a community arts centre.
This N.B. Skin-Care Business Uses Clean, Cruelty Free Ingredients
Shannon Lifance wanted anti-ageing skin care products that don’t carry toxic ingredients after dealing with a bladder disease that made her question the safety of what she was applying to her body.
Blaine Higgs Says New Brunswick’s Budget Will Be Balanced This Year
In the Premier’s first State of the Province address, he also said the government will try to grow the economy by developing natural resources like natural gas.
Wanted: 1,500 People To Fill Available Jobs In Saint John
Enterprise Saint John rolled out a three-year strategic plan Tuesday that includes filling 1,500 jobs. The organization also changed its name to Economic Development Greater Saint John (EDGSJ), in part to avoid ongoing confusion with a certain car rental company.
