Trucking Association Says Reversal On Vaccine Mandate Could Cause Shipping Delays
Unvaccinated truck drivers will need to quarantine after all when crossing the border from the U.S.
Moncton
Riverview Radiologic Technologist Pivots to Increasingly Popular Quilting Business
Vickie Quigley watched demand for quilting supplies and services jump in the months after purchasing The Covered Bridge Quiltery.
How N.B.’s New Unclaimed Property Program Will Find Your Misplaced Money
Holders are now encouraged to help reconnect unclaimed property with rightful owners.
Port Of Belledune Floated Above Supply Chain Disruptions In 2021
Port of Belledune boasted significant export growth for 2021, weathering pandemic-related supply chains, and is contemplating expansion to accommodate further anticipated growth
Average House Price In Greater Moncton Tops $300K
Rising prices—a consequence of booming interest in the area—have forced some residents to temper their expectations when browsing the market for their next or first property
Atlantic Canada’s Best Paid CEO Makes More Than $13-Million A Year
The heads of a few other Atlantic Canadian companies joined Empire CEO Michael Medline on a list of the country’s 100 top-paid executives.
Organigram Reports Revenue Record To Start 2022
First-quarter fiscal results released on Tuesday morning indicate the $30.4 million in net revenue is a company best, up 57 percent from the same period last year.
Developer Expects Fall Completion for the The Tides Apartment Complex
Developer John McManaman has pre-leased a third of the apartments in The Tides – one of several apartment buildings he’s bringing to Riverview.
Building Permits Break Records In Moncton
The City of Moncton hit new heights for building activity in 2021, with $296.5-million in permits That’s more than $25-million over 2020’s record-setting pace.
Labour Shortage Worsens During Pandemic
John Wishart, the CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton, says he spends most of his day devoted to labour issues.
