Higher Softwood Lumber Tariffs Don’t Make Sense: Expert
Ron Marcolin, divisional vice-president of the Canadian Manufacturers And Exporters, says the United States doing today with lumber what it did with steel and aluminium tariffs a few years ago.
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Point Lepreau Seeking Operating Licence Renewal
In January 2021, NB Power sent its renewal application to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, an independent federal nuclear regulator. Since early July 2021, officials from the CNSC have been reviewing the application.
Circuit Breaker To End For Moncton, Miramichi Regions
Nov. 19 at 6 p.m., circuit breaker measures in the Moncton region and the Miramichi health zone will end and new measures will begin.
Saint John Business’ New Program Lets Customers Direct Donations
Local soap maker Bubbles And Balms has launched a new program that rewards its customers for helping it do good.
KV Mexicali Rosa’s Set To Open In December
Residents in the Kennebecasis Valley will soon be able to enjoy California-style Mexican food.
Cooke Consumer Brand Named In Top 25 Innovators List
The company submitted three of its new products for consideration, the wild-caught deep-sea red crab, frozen Atlantic salmon portions, and Atlantic salmon burgers.
Ontario Companies Propose ‘District’ Energy Project For Saint John City Centre
TorchLight and Rathco will seek federal funding for a feasibility study for an energy system project using local renewables and industrial waste bioheat from Irving Pulp and Paper.
Tax Base Increases In Saint John Area Municipalities
Last week, the province reported that the assessed value of all properties in Sain John jumped by 7.7 percent year-over-year, the highest increase in 20 years.
Utilities Partner To Add 99 Charging Stations In Atlantic Canada
On average, each municipality will get 10 to 20 connections, and six stations will be in Saint John, including TD Station, each having duel connections.
Saint John’s Growth Plan Includes Increasing Population, Tax Revenue
The region’s growth agency unveiled its 10-year roadmap for growth during this week’s Saint John Common Council meeting.
