The Labour Movement Will Thrive or Die This Summer
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Feds Give $660,000 for Economic Development Initiatives in Saint John
More than half a million dollars from the federal government will help lure more tourists to Saint John and give the city’s young entrepreneurs an early head start.
Saturday Huddle: Let’s Speculate About Irving
Opinion: Irving Oil left a giant informational vacuum with its bare-bones statement this week about a “strategic review”. And staring into that vacuum, the rest of us have no choice but to speculate.
Irving Oil Considering Ownership Restructure, ‘Full or Partial Sale’ as Part of Strategic Review
The company quitely released a statement today announcing that the review is already underway and that “a series of options are being evaluated related to the company’s future.”
Saturday Huddle: When Forest Fires are no Longer Remarkable
Opinion: As community-shaking forest fires become more common, please don’t become inured, please don’t stop asking our leaders tough questions, please don’t accept that this is just how things are now.
$30 Million Sackville Sports Stadium Upgrade Includes Boat Launch, New Entrance
City staff warn that if the city isn’t responsive to changing demographics and facility redesign the decades-old facility will lose relevance.
Spindrift Rebrands to Burnside Brewing Company
The brewery changed its name after selling the rights to the Spindrift brand to an American sparkling water company.
Killam Pulls in $84M in Quarterly Profit During ‘Strongest’ Rental Market in its History
The company is pulling in profits as an extremely tight rental market allowed it to raise rents, and expenses were lower than expected.
Ambitious New E-Bike Shop Opens in Bayers Lake
The shop will feature a rental service, a selection of unique accessories, and even sell a custom-designed e-bike named after a Game of Thrones character.
Saturday Huddle: From Bubble to Boom
To many in Central and Western Canada, the East Coast is like a charming “poor cousin” that can’t really make it on its own and needs to be helped along. For those of us who grew up and live here, it’s an infuriating attitude. The problem, of course, is that the underlying facts largely justified it.
