The Saint John Airport Sees Brighter Days Ahead
Interim CEO Greg Hierlihy said the airport will serve about 45,000 passengers in 2021, about 16 percent of 2019’s numbers.
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Greater Moncton Businesses Endure ‘Groundhog Day’ In 2021
The CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton says more clarity is needed surrounding the messaging from government and public health.
Moncton Firm Acquires Leading Atlantic Canadian Job Board
Moncton-based Alongside has purchased Atlantic job search giant CareerBeacon in a bid to better equip itself to connect employers and job-seekers.
‘The People Aren’t There’: CFIB Says Government Must Help With Labour Shortage
Despite a majority of affected businesses raising wages, labour shortage issues persist, leading many small businesses to try a number of alternatives,
Fredericton’s Last-Minute Holiday Market
Feels Good is hosting their last-minute holiday pop-up this Saturday. The market will be at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre for the sixth year and feature a variety of local vendors like Juniper Jewelry and Bees Louise.
Platform Aims To Secure Funding For More Female Entrepreneurs
Leading Lenders is a free online information database, toolkit, and blog for lenders who are innovating and adapting to the needs of New Brunswick’s women entrepreneurs.
N.B., Ottawa Sign $544-Million Childcare Deal
Officials say child care fees will be cut in half by this time next year and to an average of $10 a day by 2026.
Local Entrepreneurs Confident About Economy, Plan To Invest In Their Businesses
A BDC survey found 92 percent of Atlantic Canadian business owners expect to spend as much or more money on their business in 2022.
S.J. Councillor, Business Owner Changes Mind On Minimum Wage After Facebook Debate
Saint John City Councillor and Taste of Egypt co-owner Paula Radwan was against New Brunswick’s minimum wage increase until a civil discussion on Facebook, of all things, changed her mind.
Chocolate Shop Opens On Fredericton’s North Side
Nancy Hoekman started making bon bons during the pandemic. As demand for her sweet treats has intensified, she’s opened a full-fledged shop in Fredericton.
