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Discover Saint John says new mandatory levy should help grow the industry with more businesses supporting efforts to promote the region.
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Province Provides Boost To ARC Nuclear With Space At Point Lepreau
New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and Ontario recently signed a deal to work together on developing Small Modular Technology (SMR) that claims to generate clean and low-cost nuclear energy.
Higgs Government Proposes Changes That Would Allow Sunday Home Sales
Currently, open houses are permitted on Sundays through the Days of Rest Act and Exemptions Regulation Act, but not the selling of real estate.
Hotel Association Will Cover Costs For Non-Residents That Use S.J. Hockey Rinks
The City of Saint John had instituted a program for people who live in outlying communities to pay fees to help pay the costs of operating city arenas.
Irving Oil Field House Hosts Grand Opening In Saint John
The 127,000 square-foot facility includes turf fields, a track, a gym, daycare care, meeting rooms and a newcomer centre.
Higgs Says Cannabis NB Could Be Sold If Its Finances Don’t Improve
The Crown corporation is losing money and the premier says if they are in the retail business they have to be competitive.
Irving Oil Refinery Explosion Charges Set Over Until February
WorkSafeNB says three charges were laid under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHS) in connection with the explosion that occurred in October 2018.
Refurbished Runway Almost Ready For Takeoff At Saint John Airport
The $20-million facelift includes new lighting and drainage out on the airfield and runway and safety areas.
N.B. Will Double The Amount Of Conserve Land And Freshwater To 10 Percent
The provincial government will engage with natural resource industries, First Nations and conservation organizations to develop a plan for achieving that target
Local Designer Showcases Dress Made From Bathroom Tissue On Toronto Catwalk
Yes, you heard that right. Chavah Lindsay of Grand Bay-Westfield, was one of 16 Canadian designers who showcased dresses made from bathroom tissue as part of a fundraiser for the Canadian Breast Cancer Society.
