Moncton Environmentalists Protest Gas Pipeline In B.C., Oil Sands Mine In Alberta
The protestors say the country shouldn’t be supporting any fossil fuel energy projects, including the renewed push to extract natural gas resources in New Brunswick.
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Wyndham Destinations, Jazz Aviation Make Forbes List Of Best Canadian Employers
Saint John-based Wyndham and Dartmouth-based Jazz were two of 11 regional companies, governments and organizations on the list.
New Brunswick Adds 4,600 Jobs In January
The unemployment rate was unchanged at 7.5 percent as the number of people searching for work increased by 5,100 people.
Office Vacancy Rates Down In Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton
Halifax was the only Atlantic Canadian city to see an increase in the vacancy rate as of the end of the year.
Veg Out Expanding In Fredericton To Northside Market
Shelby Harnish and Patrick Stewart will be opening up a stall with their plant-based street food on February 15.
Immigrants And Locals Can Come Together Through Moncton’s ‘Culture Hub’
The new nonprofit plans to develop, host and promote community events such as Tunisian cooking classes, snowshoeing excursions, Samba dance classes, soccer games and book clubs.
Organigram Will Supply Medical Cannabis For Shoppers Drug Mart
Organigram will provide oils, dried flowers and other derivative products as they become available to Medical Cannabis by Shoppers, the pharmacy chain’s online platform.
Award-Winning Comedian Will Be ‘Marquee Presenter’ At Arts Atlantic Symposium
At the five-day event in October in Saint John, Nikki Payne will share her story of taking risks in the arts world and how those risks can pay off greatly.
Bourque Industrial’s Dinosaur Statue Draws Scores of Spectators
In the front yard of the Saint John fabrication shop, a mighty T-Rex dinosaur has arisen from extinction.
Consumer Cannabis Event Coming To Moncton In March
This will be the first consumer-focused event in Canada where attendees can buy legal cannabis and accessories from a pop-up shop on-site.
