Governments Must Stop Telling Property Owners What To Do
Opinion: Halifax’s new Airbnb restrictions demonstrate how unfair laws targeting property owners have become.
New Brunswick
Business is Worse, Not Better, During Canada Games on P.E.I.
Businesses on the island were promised a surge in traffic during the games. But some say they’re serving fewer people than normal.
Moncton’s My Home Mercantile Sold
The shop is now in the hands of a Halifax entreprenur who has some interesting plans.
Despite Successes, NB’s Film and TV Industry Still Needs Help
New shows hitting streaming platforms show the talent and creativity in New Brunswick. But access, labour, and infrastructure are still significant roadblocks.
Developer Crowns Downtown Moncton Development With Rooftop Patio
Moncton Developer Bill Hennessey’s newest project, an rooftop bar, is the “icing on the” cake for his mixed-use downtown tower at 55 Queen Street.
Saint John Bakery Permanently Closes Multiple Locations
A notice posted at one location says the locks have been changed because of a failure to pay rent.
Wabanaki Maple Foudner Wins $15,000 Stacy’s Rise Award
Jolene Johnson, the CEO and founder of Wabanaki Maple, has been recognized by Stacy’s Rise Project. It’s the project’s first year expanding into Canada and it’s given Johnson a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Is More Growth Always Good?
Opinion: Our leaders continue to set ambitious immigration targets, apparently based on their unwavering belief that more people is always better, no matter what. But is it?
The New, AI Tech Hub Emerging At U de M
Université de Moncton’s Shippagan Campus will be the site of a new AI and robotics tech hub.
Should New Brunswick Re-Open The Door On Natural Gas?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has rekindled conversations about natural gas exports from Atlantic Canada. Premier Blaine Higgs says an energy transition presents an opportunity for New Brunswick to innovate and benefit, but environmental advocates are skeptical.
