Would Uber Even Come Here?
With Saint John working on a by-law to allow ride-hailing services, we ask if the industry leader would even set up shop here.
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New Canadian Says Supportive Employers Are Key to Building a Life Here
Reem Fayyad and business leaders like Gerry Pond shared their ideas on recruiting and supporting immigrants at Moncton summit.
Seven New Brunswick Startups to Watch
Here are some startups from New Brunswick we see making some waves over the next few years.
How A New Immigrant Navigated Local Networks to Find a Job in Saint John
From the beginning, Osama Ibrahim understood the nature of finding work here. He got involved in community activities and developed a network of contacts on social media.
How Historica Helped Remake Uptown Saint John in Just 10 Years
Keith Brideau reflects on 10 years of transformational commercial and residential developments and hints at bigger things to come.
How A Local Designer Can Support N.B. Fashion Industry Creatives From Toronto
Dee Wilkie shares her thoughts on why fashion designers struggle in Atlantic Canada and how she plans to help other creatives in the region from her base in Toronto.
Why Not Many People Are Moving From Northern N.B. To Moncton Anymore
This first story in a series about the changing labour market and economic growth in Greater Moncton.
This Company Tackles the ‘Honey Do’ List to Clean and Organize Your Hive
‘Queen Bee’ Leanne Cochrane says ‘The Honey Do’s’ use only green products to clean, organize and declutter people’s homes.
Delivery Service Helps Haligonians Satisfy a Sweet Tooth
Halifax’s online convenience store does home delivery between 12 – 3 am.
Expert Says Addressing Sexual Misconduct the Right Thing for Employees and the Business
Workplace conflict consultant Carmen Hivon says when it comes to addressing sexual misconduct allegations, businesses need to have a clear policy that doesn’t hinder victims from coming forward.
