New Brunswick Will Let Rent Cap Expire On December 31
“We need development so we need a laser-focused approach,” Service New Brunswick Minister Jill Green said.
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Stricter Strike Rules Could Be Coming For Some N.B. Workers
New Brunswick is proposing legislative changes that labour leaders say will weaken rights for public service employees during labour disputes.
Inaugural InnovateNB Awards impress and inspire
Increased investment in New Brunswick’s innovation sector was one of the surprises delivered during the InnovateNB Awards.
Work Starts On Second Downtown-Shediac Apartment Building
Anker Properties’ five-storey, 32-unit apartment building will feature four commercial spaces totaling 9,000 square feet.
Moncton Council Approves Controversial Eastgate Subdivision
The project will be add to housing stock off Elmwood Drive in an area of fast-paced development.
Moncton Taxi Bylaw Targets ‘Corrupt’ Drivers
The Greater Moncton Taxi Association applauded the changes.
For Award-Winning Moncton Restaurant, Collaboration Is Key
Euston Park Social’s collaboration with the rest of New Brunswick’s hospitality industry and local producers are at the core of its strength and success, says co-founder Gene Cormier
Panelists Talk Post-Pandemic Hybrid Work At Chamber Event
Business women from Moncton discussed the ups and downs of adapting to a more permanent remote and hybrid-work culture, as part of the chamber of commerce’s Workforce of the Future event on Nov. 17.
New Brunswick International Students Seek Better Work Opportunities
The Saint John Newcomers Centre and the New Brunswick Multicultural Council say the challenges facing international students’ integration into the workplace have an impact on the province’s future.
John Risley Says Atlantic Canada Needs To Move Fast To Capitalize On Green Hydrogen
There’s massive potential for Atlantic Canada to be a global leader in one of the most important new technologies in the world. Can government capitalize before it’s too late?
