CN Rail, Striking Workers Agree To Binding Arbitration
CN and the union representing roughly 750 signals and communications workers announced late Monday that they have agreed to binding arbitration.
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Keith Cronkhite Being Replaced As CEO Of NB Power
Board chair Charles V. Firlotte says the provincial utility plans to strike out in a new direction under new leadership.
The Maritimes’ Private Sector Is Underperforming
Nova Scotia was last among all provinces in private sector investment in 2019, spending $11,300 per worker. Prince Edward Island was ninth ($11,400) and New Brunswick was eighth ($13,800). The national average was $21,300.
Delta Fredericton Opens Its ‘Instagramable’, $1-Million Renovated Pool And Patio
The Delta Fredericton is ready to unveil their newly renovated pool and patio, which costed over $1-million. The grand opening happens on July 1.
Rising Energy Costs Concern Atlantic Premiers
World energy needs and the rising cost of fuel were on the minds of the four Atlantic premiers who gathered for the Council of Atlantic Premiers in Pictou, Nova Scotia.
Goji’s Closes Two New Brunswick Locations
Goji’s co-founder Janette Zacharias confirmed that Goji’s Neighbourhood Treatery has permanently closed in Dieppe and Fredericton. It remains open in other cities across the Maritimes.
Smoke’s Poutinerie’s Taking Poutine Across The Country This Summer
Smoke’s Poutinerie is bringing poutine across Canada this summer with a tour
Denny’s Coming To The Maritimes As Soon As 2023
Denny’s Canada is hoping to bring as many as five franchises to the Maritimes in 2023.
A New Landing Spot For Bikers And Coffee Lovers On Fredericton’s Northside
The new home of Radical Edge and a Mill Town Roasters outlet opened its doors to the public last week.
N.B. Tea Maker And Craft Brewer Team Up On New Product
Jeff Rose, vice-president of Consumer Brands at G.E. Barbour says Pump House was already exploring the growing hard iced tea market when he first suggested a partnership over a year ago.
