Hundreds Gather In Halifax In Support Of Pipeline Protests
There have been protests and demonstrations across the country, including the blockade that prompted CN Rail to shut down its trains in Eastern Canada.
New Brunswick
Forum To Focus On Employment Challenges Faced By Newcomers
The goal of the event in Saint John Tuesday morning is to increase multi-cultural awareness among employers in the region and help shape the employment training programs they offer to newcomers.
Lot Sale Moves Building Project Forward On Busy Uptown Saint John Street
Plans for a $6-million, 32-unit mixed-use development called The Telegraph are moving forward.
N.B. Names New Tourism Minister
Bruce Fitch’s appointment comes one week after deputy premier Robert Gauvin quit the government over controversial health-care reforms, which were later cancelled.
Review Finds 3+ Didn’t Know About Ex-Employee’s Alleged Fraud Involving Clients
Saly and Clinton Davis had accused Daniel Bard, who was 3+’s VP of investment attraction from July 2016 to January 2018, of defrauding them when they went to the corporation for business advice and mentorship.
Cocktail Connoisseur Mixes Everything From East Coast Standards To Modern Classics
Eric Scouten has a variety of upcoming events in Saint John, beginning tonight with a pop-up tasting at Rogue Coffee.
Fredericton Planning Committee Approves Plans For Beaverbrook Expansion
The planned addition follows the completion of the new pavilion wing in 2017, making the Beaverbrook Art Gallery one of the largest in Atlantic Canada.
National Builders Conference Will Bring $475,000 To Saint John
450 renovators, home builders, and product and material manufacturers will take part in the Canadian Homebuilders Association Housing Week conference in May of 2021.
Irving Oil In Court On 3 Charges Related To Refinery Explosion
It was a very brief appearance with the case adjourned again until April 15.
Chamber Of Commerce Concerned CN Rail Shutdown Impacting Shipping Lines
David Duplisea said the province is export-dependent, and business is being negatively affected by blockades in support of the Wet’suwet’en people in B.C.
