Atlantic Law Firm Wins National Recognition for Volunteer Efforts
McInnes Cooper was honoured for their volunteerism with equity seeking and marginalized groups.
Moncton
Bank Of Canada Raises Interest Rate For Seventh Time This Year
The bank is trying to bring down inflation, which at 6.9 percent in October remained well above its target of two percent.
Acadia Broadcasting Launches Digital Marketing Service
RoundTable will expand the company’s marketing capabilities and allow it to act as a marketing advisor on all aspects of traditional media and the growing digital landscape.
Moncton Council Gives First Approval For 10-Storey Apartment Building
The mixed-use tower will have commercial space on the ground floor, two levels of underground parking and more than 150 apartments.
Food Costs May Jump 7 Percent Next Year
The most substantial increases are predicted for vegetables, dairy and meat, according to a new report.
Moncton Business Community Demands Action On Homelessness
Four major business groups fear the current situation and the rising number of people experiencing homelessness threatens the region’s reputation.
Canadians Plan To Spend Less This Christmas Thanks To Inflation And Debt
Sixty-one percent of Canadian shoppers plan to do more in-store shopping this holiday season but the effects of inflation mean 60 percent of shoppers plan to lower their overall gift-buying budget.
What Is That Thing Outside The Salisbury Big Stop?
The strange flower-like solar array now found at the Salisbury Big Stop is part of a pilot project by Irving Oil to offset its CO2 emissions and integrate solar into its electricity mix.
Moncton Mulls New Rules For Short-Term Rentals
Right now, New Brunswick is the only Maritime province without a licensing framework for short-term rentals.
Canadian Economy Grew Slightly In September
Real GDP grew by 0.1 percent, similar to the growth the nation’s economy went through over the last three months. Goods-producing industries led that growth, while services-producing industries were essentially unchanged.
