CyberNB Launches Incubator, Accelerator Programs
The Fredericton-based CyberHatch program that will work with 20 companies per year aims to drive immigration and create jobs in New Brunswick.
The Fredericton-based CyberHatch program that will work with 20 companies per year aims to drive immigration and create jobs in New Brunswick.
According to Statistics Canada, the 1.2 percent monthly increase is the first significant employment gain for New Brunswick since it saw substantial growth in May and June.
But managing partner Steve Lund says cities like Moncton may do better based on a recent APEC study that showed it is doing better than many others across the country.
The Fredericton company hired up to 15 people and expand its facilities in Fredericton as it ramped up production of the chemicals used in its newly developed tests.
A sector that began to develop when McKenna was New Brunswick’s premier has helped spark economic development in other Atlantic Canadian industries, including fintech.
The rental market has many one and two-bedroom options but not enough larger places for families settling in the region from around the world, says Lebson Realty.
A new report from the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council shows rural areas of the region were hit by more job losses than cities and saw their populations dwindle, even as urban areas grew.
LJW Catering and the Fredericton Intercultural Centre have opened a new event space to accommodate celebrations during Covid-19 pandemic.
The homes will have the latest smart energy technologies, including home energy management systems, rooftop solar panels and smart energy storage batteries.
Uptown Saint John is doing deliveries for city centre businesses, free of charge to customers in Greater Saint John.