National Inflation Rate Hits 8.1 Percent
Canada’s inflation rate skyrocketed to a nearly 40-year high with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick both recording rates over 9 percent.
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N.B. Home Sales Remain Strong, Even As National Market Starts To Cool
While prices are mostly continuing to rise in New Brunswick, things appear to have stalled in the Halifax area.
A Pizza Place Backed By Lebron James To Open At Moncton’s Granite Centre
At Blaze Pizza outlets, customers have the option of choosing the toppings in a format similar to Subway.
This Old Lobster Boat Is Now An Airbnb With A Hot Tub
“Jacob Boy” is a family-friendly place to stay at West River Camping.
Lack Of Competition Turns Inconveniences Into Debacles
During that weekend it dawned on me, and likely many of you, of how utterly ludicrous it is that complications in one network could cause such havok. It highlights, once again, the sad state of competition in Canada’s telecommunication industry.
PowerPlay To Open New Riverview Daycare This November
J.P. Leblanc plans to open his fourth PowerPlay Daycare in Riverview late this coming fall.
Mezza Continues Maritime Expansion With New Fredericton Location
Mezza Lebanese Kitchen’s Maritime expansion is right on track, as they are close to opening their fifteenth location at the end of August. This location will bring more Lebanese cuisine to the Fredericton and surrounding areas.
We Should Fundamentally Transform The EI Program
Opinion: Employment Insurance should agressively focus on finding people jobs and getting them back to work. Not, as we have today, an income supplement for many seasonal workers who don’t want to work in the off-season.
Cutting Costs: Putting A New (Old) Spin On Yardwork
Huddle reporter Sam Macdonald reflects on his past-century approach to yard work and how it dovetails with most Canadians’ changing spending habits, thanks to ongoing inflation.
The McKenna Institute And IBM Canada Want To Upskill 40,000 New Brunswickers Over The Next Five Years
In selling a vision that goes beyond institutional learning, former New Brunswick Premier Frank McKenna wants to aim higher to advance New Brunswick’s digital economy.
