St. Louis Bar & Grill Opening Quispamsis Location
The Canadian owned and operated company that is known for its wings, ribs, and sauces will open in October.
New Brunswick
Employment Holds Steady In New Brunswick As Province Recovers
Nova Scotia had the largest employment gain in Atlantic Canada with an increase of 7,200 jobs, mostly in part-time work.
Grand Bay Teen’s Fitness Videos Viewed By Millions On YouTube, TikTok
Eighteen-year-old Anna McNulty creates flexibility routines, workouts, acrobatic tutorials and lifestyle videos which she posts on across Instagram, TikTok and her central platform, YouTube.
Report Says ‘Living Wage’ Around $20 Per Hour In Halifax, Saint John
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says the minimum wage should be raised to $15, but the CEO of the Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce says businesses can’t afford a large increase.
N.B. Farmers Oppose Proposed Glyphosate Ban
A ban would place the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers at risk because there are no alternatives on the market, say the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick (AANB) and Bleuets NB Blueberries (BNBB).
Jesse Vergen Assumes Ownership Of Ale House Companies
Celebrity chef and Quispamsis resident Jesse Vergen, a Food Network Canada regular, has bought out his long-time business partner, Peter Stoddart, something they had discussed when they first partnered in 2004.
N.B Company Develops Portable Air Cleaner To Fight Covid-19
Atlantic Air Cleaning Specialists has designed a wall-mounted air cleaner that uses bipolar ionization technology to deactivate the DNA of the Covid-19 virus in the air, making it so it can’t replicate and therefore infect anyone.
Moncton Multicultural Association Seeks Support To Help Non-Permanent Residents
Non-permanent residents include international students, foreign workers, refugee claimants and other temporary residents who are allowed to stay in Canada on humanitarian basis.
J.D. Irving Says Forestry Industry ‘Targeted’ In Proposed Glyphosate Bans
The Liberals and Greens recently announced plans to ban glyphosate, which is approved for use by Health Canada but deemed “probably carcinogenic to humans” by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.
Greens Commit To Ending Indiscriminate Clearcutting And Use Of Glyphosate
Leader David Coon says clearcutting is hurting wildlife populations and reducing the value of timber the forests can grow.
