My illness made me a stronger person than I ever thought I could be. I had something to prove. I kept getting jobs, and I kept gaining experience, and for the most part, I didn’t feel like “the sick girl” anymore. I was Hannah Rudderham, the journalist with my own byline.
STU, UNB, and the community colleges will move forward with their experiential learning opportunities – online or in-person depending on the industry or workplace.
The Capitol Theatre and Satellite Théâtre in Moncton, and the Highland Arts Theatre in Sydney are all using different models to get the performing arts community moving again.
Patrice Cammarano is co-founder and co-president of the Mental Health Society at St. Thomas University and he’s a network representative for jack.org where he represents New Brunswick.
Homemade earrings have been blowing up on social media – Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok. Feeds are flooded with videos of the “making” process behind the earrings and Facebook and Instagram ads selling to the public.
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit has been extended for another four weeks. Two New Brunswick economists break down why this might cause issues for employers.
The city followed through on a suggestion from the 11th Mile restaurant, which says the additional business is crucial to businesses trying to make up for lost revenue during the pandemic.
The company says its finding difficulty getting workers because of Covid-19 and the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) offered by the federal government.
“The Nest” will provide entrepreneurs with a working space, business counselling services, funding, programs, and events in the heart of the business district.
Fredericton-based Snak. will soon have a storefront that sells signature products like Peanut Butter Power Bars and Cashew Lemon Rounds.
