N.B. Moving Out Of Level 3 Early
New Brunswick will move back to Level 2 of the Winter Action Plan at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, after spending less than two weeks in a highly restrictive level 3.
New Brunswick will move back to Level 2 of the Winter Action Plan at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, after spending less than two weeks in a highly restrictive level 3.
Billy’s Seafood Manager Jason Jenkins has purchased Keirsteads Flower Shop and taken over as owner as former owner Brian Keirstead retires.
After discovering a surprising need for affordable housing within its borders, Minto had to come up with a creative solution to attract developers.
A Fredericton business owner is pushing back against what he says are unfair restrictions from the provincial government—and he’s putting his business on the line to do it.
Liz Isaac, who is an antique appraiser, estimated the painting at $50,000 to $70,000 but had hoped it would do better because it was an important piece.
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In a survey of about 850 of its members, the Cosmetology Association of New Brunswick says nearly three of four members said they’re not eligible for the $2,000 in support, based on the government’s criteria.
Public hearings begin this week on renewing the operating license for the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station.
In a recent study titled: “Return of The Misery Index,” Canada had the 6th worst misery score (10.88) out of 35 industrialized nations in 2021.
Almost 22,000 people work in downtown Moncton. When large chunks of that workforce stay home, it has an enormous impact on restaurants, cafes, and service providers.