First Shipping Containers Moved In For Permanent Area 506 Site
Over the weekend, the team from Area 506 started to move the first group of shipping containers for its much-anticipated Container Village.
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Saint John Plans To Waive Sidewalk Café Permit Fees
The growth committee recommended Common Council approve the initiative, which would effectively waive 100 per cent of sidewalk café permit fees, and fees for parking spaces where patios are constructed.
Halifax Brewery Enters Courtside Collaboration With Maritime Women’s Basketball League
The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association – which includes teams from Saint John, Halifax, Windsor, Moncton and Fredericton – has partnered with Garrison Brewing to create the Court Side India Session Ale.
Former N.B. Premier Will Head Space Canada
Space Canada is a new, national industry association offering a united voice for Canada’s space sector.
East Saint John Development Moves Forward Despite Resident Pushback
The latest proposal at 1429 Loch Lomond Road involves a total of seven buildings ranging in size from four to 30 units, for a total of 82 dwelling units. Nine of those units would be affordable housing.
Quebec Family Opening Its First Pizza Place In Quispamsis
The Pizza Salvatoré chain is being operated by the third generation of members of the Abbatiello family.
Residents Push Back On Major Saint John Development
The latest proposal for a potential development in eastern Saint John involves a total of seven buildings ranging in size from four to 30 units, for a total of 82 dwelling units.
N.B. Offering Wage Top-Up For Some Workers
The provincial government is offering a $3 per hour wage top-up for those working in vulnerable settings and earning less than $18 per hour.
N.B. Cosmetologists Feel Singled Out By Level 3 Restrictions
More than 8,000 registered cosmetologists in New Brunswick own their businesses and many are sole practitioners, single parents, or sole income-earners for their families.
Major Waterfront Development In Saint John One Step Closer
Saint John Common Council passed the first and second reading of a rezoning application, voting to increase the maximum building height for the development.
