Heritage House In Downtown Moncton Won’t Be Demolished For New Apartments
Ashford Living Inc. had wanted to tear the house down to create more space for an existing apartment building under construction at Gordon and Highfield Streets.
New Brunswick
N.B. Premier Says Early Learning, Child-Care Sectors Key To Economic Recovery
A $14-million provincial and federal funding boost for sectors plays an important role in helping people return to work, says Premier Blaine Higgs.
Centennial Building Redevelopment To Be Reviewed By Planning Committee
The first phase of redevelopment would add retail, a restaurant, an 87-room boutique hotel, and 58 residential units to the building.
Hackers Demand Ransom In Saint John Cyberattack
City officials in Saint John have not ruled out paying the ransom demanded in a significant cyberattack against the municipality.
Moncton ‘Clutter Coach’ Suggests 5 Ways To Work Better From Home
Kim Sneath has seen an increase in virtual appointments from people across Canada and the U.S. looking to declutter their space and boost productivity during the pandemic.
Cyberattack On City Of Saint John Could Take Weeks To Clean Up: Beauceron CEO
David Shipley, CEO of Fredericton-based Beauceron Security, said it will not be business as usual for the city for some time.
Vie Thrift Boutique Brings Thrift Shopping To You
Online thrift store Vie Thrift Boutique offers pieces from high-end brands to iconic 90s sweaters and is soon expanding to include men’s clothing.
More Rural N.B. Households To Receive Better Internet Service
Seventy-three thousand households will have access to high-speed Internet service thanks to an agreement with Xplornet.
Excellence NB Launches Holiday Gift Guide With Local Products
If you want to support local businesses this holiday season, Excellence NB’s online and print gift guide is a good place to start.
Liberals, Greens Want To See Rent Control Law In N.B.
The official opposition plans to table a bill amending the Residential Tenancies Act in the fall session, tying the percentage that a landlord can boost rent to the Consumer Price Index every year, and capping it at 2.5 percent a year.
