Provincial Government Proposes $600-Million Capital Budget
Healthcare, education, roads and bridges are the top priorities in a budget that’s similar in size to the one tabled last year.
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Jeff Alpaugh Custom Opening Second Store In Waterloo
The maker of the “world’s most dangerous dress shirts” is opening a store in Ontario because of the traction the brand has been getting in the tech/startup communities in both Silicon Valley and Waterloo.
17 Indigenous Entrepreneurs Ready To Take Next Step After JEDI’s Programs
On Dec.9, the entrepreneurs will graduate from the Joint Economic Development Initiative’s (JEDI) Indigenous Business Incubator and Accelerator programs.
Auditor General Concerned Debt Has Grown To All-Time High $14-Billion
Kim MacPherson is encouraged by the province’s surplus budget but says more needs to be done to improve New Brunswick’s financial situation.
Bentley To Close Location In Uptown Saint John
The national luggage retailer is the latest business to announced it’s closing in Brunswick Square.
Uptown Sparkles Rings in The Holiday Season With Three-Day Event
The Saint John Christmas festival kicks off on Thursday, December 5th with the return of the popular Night Market for one night only.
N.B. Introduces Workers’ Compensation Changes To Lower Rates, Enhance Safety
Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Trevor Holder said the changes are meant to make workplaces safer and ensure employees safely return to work as soon as they are able to.
HotSpot’s Updated App Makes Taxi Rides As Easy As ABC
The parking and transportation app has introduced new features for things like taxi services and charitable donations.
Conservative Government Defends Changes To Employment Programs
The opposition Liberals say there was not enough detail in the announcement earlier this week that changes would be made to make it easier for workers and companies.
Cybersecurity Companies Dominate The Latest Cohort Of Energia Ventures
Demo Day will take place on December 11 in Fredericton.
