Moncton Issues Nearly $150-Million Worth Of Permits For Building Projects
The third quarter was busy for residential and commercial builders and Mayor Dawn Arnold says the city is already hearing from developers who are lining up projects in 2020.
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Fintech Firm That Helps Companies Process Billions In Payments Can Grow Even Bigger
Moncton-based SnapAP has developed software to automate and optimize accounts payable processes and is on a global mission to expand export markets.
WorkSafeNB Announces 9.4 Per Cent Assessment Rate Reduction For Businesses
There’s still a ways to go to bring the rate down to where it was three years ago, but WorkSafe NB is taking a step in that direction with the announcement that the provisional assessment rate for businesses will drop to $2.40 per $100 of payroll.
Here’s How N.B. Will Make It Easier For Entrepreneurs To Run Their Businesses
The government has launched a program that will give business owners one-on-one help navigating the regulatory system, says Economic Development and Small Business Minister Mary Wilson
12 Seafood Companies To Explore Export Opportunities In China, South Korea
New Brunswick is ranked the second largest exporter of seafood in Canada with export sales totalling $1.7 billion dollars last year.
Greater Moncton Celebrates Top Businesses At Annual Awards
More than 450 people attended the awards, making it the largest attendance in the event’s history.
‘Sunny Ways’ Becomes ‘Stormy Seas’ With Minority Federal Government
Business leaders are seeing a bumpy path ahead with a minority Liberal government. And there was no better indication of that than Premier Blaine Higgs’ announcement Tuesday that he is softening his stance against the federal carbon tax.
Ginette Petitpas Taylor Wins Second Term In Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe
Liberal Dominic LeBlanc was re-elected in Beausejour, but could not be in his home riding on election night because he is recovering in a Montreal Hospital from a bone marrow transplant.
Bernard Lord Will Get Roasted At An Arthritis Society Fundraiser
Former New Brunswick premier and current CEO of Medavie Blue Cross Bernard Lord will take jabs and jokes aimed his way in hopes of raising $125,000 for the Arthritis Society.
Moncton Entrepreneur Among Recipients of EY Atlantic Awards
John Chamberlaine, the president and CEO of Action Car & Trucks Accessories, won under the consumer products and retail category.
