‘Neighbourhood Treatery’ Reopens At East Point Shopping In Saint John
goji’s has a new look and more treat options including artisan hard ice cream, crepes, English toffee, caramel popcorn, and Peanut Brittle.
Moncton
Hub Meat Packers Co-Founder Joseph ‘Joe’ Rinzler Passes Away At 94
The Moncton business leader started Hub Meat Packers with his three brothers, growing the company to 1,000 employees by the time it was acquired by Maple Leaf Foods in 2000.
New Brunswick Had A Record-Breaking Month For Home Sales In May
Approximately $216.8 million in residential real estate traded hands in May – most of it in Moncton ($87.4 million), followed by Fredericton ($67.6 million) and Saint John ($48 million).
Moncton Votes To Charge 3.5 Per Cent Tax On Tourism Accommodations
The levy, which would apply to rooms in hotels, motels, inns, resorts and bed and breakfasts, will support tourism promotion and development and stimulate growth in the sector.
The Good And Bad News About Atlantic Canada’s Labour Market
New Brunswick needs to change its mindset as it faces demographic pressures, as well as the changing nature of work and technology globally, panellists at a Moncton event hosted by Statistics Canada say.
Five Things Businesses Can Do To Help Tackle Homelessness In Greater Moncton
It’s been a prominent discussion in the news and in the community at large – the need for shelters and services to house and support those who are most marginalized in our cities. Here are five things businesses can do to help.
Business Leaders Support Establishing Green Economy Hub In New Brunswick
The province could soon have its own hub if Green Economy Canada’s plan to expand its network of local hubs outside of Ontario for the first time succeeds.
The N.B. City With The Most Newcomers In 2018 Has A Plan To Add 25,000 More
Fredericton launched its first immigration strategy Friday that aims to increase population by a thousand new residents a year over the next 25 years.
Immigration And Cannabis Boost Investment Potential In Atlantic Canada To Record $141 Billion
Rapid population growth due to immigration in Atlantic Canada is boosting the investment climate as the need for housing and infrastructure construction increases.
New Brunswick Adds 3,000 Jobs In May, Unemployment Rate Falls To 7.2 Per Cent
The unemployment rates in the province’s main cities remained lower than in the rest of the province and were closer to the national average. Moncton’s unemployment rate was 5.9 per cent in May and Saint John’s was 5.8 per cent.
