Province Clarifies Contact Tracing For Covid-19
The measure applies to restaurants, pubs and other entertainment venues. It also applies to anyone who hosts, organizes or allows gatherings of 50 or more people.
New Brunswick
Spicer Merrifield Gallery Opening In Uptown Saint John Next Month
Artist, gallerist and curator Shannon Merrifield and entrepreneur and jeweller Gary Spicer of Spicer Fine Jewellers, will be opening the Spicer Merrifield Gallery at 116 Prince William Street early next month.
Propel ICT Names Kathryn Lockhart As CEO
Kathryn Lockhart, who most recently served as VP of growth and corporate strategy at telemedicine-focused startup JVPLabs, will succeed Barry Bisson in the fall.
NB Power Records $16M Net Loss
NB Power says the impacts of the pandemic are partly to blame for a $16-million net loss in the 2019-20 fiscal year.
Deluxe Closes Brunswick Square Location After 30 Years
Deluxe French Fries will not reopen as the owners decided not to renew their lease when it expires at the end of this month.
Moncton Chamber Says More Businesses Would Have Closed Without CEWS
The extension and expansion of the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) is being called fantastic news by the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton.
N.B. Premier Applauds Safe Restart Agreement
Blaine Higgs is applauding the $19-billion safe restart agreement reached between the provincial and federal governments.
Province Funds Training Videos To Assist Food Service Sector
Carol Alderdice of the TIANB said restaurant owners need all the help they can get with the cost of doing business, adding that this free training will be one less thing to worry about.
Program Encouraging Women In Trades Extended With Provincial Funding
The New Brunswick Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour announced that it will be giving jut under $500,000 to the New Boots: Progressing Women in Trades program, which will allow it to continue through March 31, 2023.
McAdam’s Largest Employer To Close, Leaving 59 People Without Work
CertainTeed Canada says its gypsum wallboard plant in the village will stop production on August 28 and close down completely by the end of February.
