Data Leak Reveals Sizable Convoy Donation From New Brunswick Business
A leak from a prominent Christian fundraising website has revealed a southern New Brunswick businessman as the second-highest donor to the convoy-blockade protest in Ottawa.
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Government ‘Wall Of Silence’ Stifling N.B. Maple Syrup Industry’s Growth
Forestry NB is calling for more inter-industry collaboration and dialogue in the face of calls from the New Brunswick Maple Syrup Association for 14,000 more hectares of land for syrup production over the next decade.
Housing Prices Up 150K In Two Years
Taking into account mortgage payments and average wages, housing is about as affordable now as it was in the 80s, when interest rates were at 18 percent.
Barn Roof Collapse In N.B. Traps Calves Inside
The collapse could cost Roga Farms $300,000, as well as months of diminished milk production from stressed out cows. A fundraiser has already brought in $40,000 for the farm.
Swoop Airlines Adds More Atlantic Canadian Flights
Swoop Airlines is adding more discount flights out of several Atlantic Canadian airports.
Multi-Million-Dollar Factory Will Bring Dozens Of New Jobs To Moncton
An Ontario company that specializes in metal building materials plans to build a manufacturing plant in Moncton’s Caledonia Industrial Park.
N.B. Enters Level 1 Of Winter Plan On Feb. 18
New Brunswick will move to Level 1 of the Covid-19 winter plan next week and could eliminate pandemic restrictions by the end of March.
Home Sales Still Near Record High In Moncton
Monthly statistics show 221 homes were sold in the city last month. That was a decline year-over-year but still above long-term averages.
P.E.I. Reveals Plan To Eliminate Most Covid-19 Restrictions
Restrictions will be lifted in steps, but by April 7 the province anticipates mandatory masks, gathering limits, and its vaccination passport program will come to an end.
Atlantic Canadians’ Tipping Habits Have Changed During The Pandemic
While recently released numbers point to a generous tipping culture in Atlantic Canada, services and restauranteurs in Greater Moncton have varying accounts of how generous their customers are with tips.
