SomaDetect Raises $6-Million To Help Commercialize Innovative Dairy Health Technology
The Fredericton-based dairy technology company has closed a significant round of Series A venture capital funding — its largest to date.
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Fredericton-Based Retail Property Owner, Developer Recovering From 2020 Downturn
Plaza Retail REIT’s portfolio of properties in Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada includes national grocery store chains, fast food, and value retailers – and most of them are now able to make lease payments again.
New Report Highlights ‘Economic Vulnerability’ In Rural Atlantic Canada
Nine of the 10 regions with the lowest “vulnerability rates” during the pandemic were located in New Brunswick, says a new report from Atlantic Provinces Economic Council.
Stanley Cup Winners Promote Products Of Fredericton-Based Educated Beards
The founders of the beard-care products company were surprised after NHL players started sharing their products on social media, a huge promotional opportunity.
The Delta Fredericton Wants New Brunswickers To Make The Most Of March Break
With the Covid-19 pandemic devastating the hotel industry, themed events are helping the Delta by Marriott Fredericton get guests back in their hotels.
Simply For Life Opens Saint John Headquarters With Retail Shop, Market And Bistro
The company that focuses on helping adopt healthy lifestyles has plans to build other centres like this in Quebec, Ontario and Alberta.
Dr. Russell Says ‘Yellow Is Coming,’ One New Case
The new yellow phase features a ‘steady 15,’ an increase of five allowable close contacts from the orange phase.
Racism Must Be Addressed In N.B. Workplaces According To Survey
Respondents in a survey by the New Brunswick Multicultural Council indicated they find it difficult raising the topic of racism in their workplace due to concerns of being perceived negatively, white colleagues becoming defensive, and fear of reprisals.
Auditor General Says NB Power Needs To Prioritize Debt Repayment
Kim Adair-MacPherson said the utility’s debt stands at $4.9 billion as of 2020, an increase of $2 billion since 2002.
Minimum Wage Is Going Up Five Cents In New Brunswick
The provincial government announced an increase from $11.70 to $11.75 per hour starting April 1.
