City Councillors Fight To Save Saint John Building Owned By J.D. Irving
David Hickey and Donna Reardon say the building is still structurally sound and should be turned into a residential building.
New Brunswick
Greater Moncton Businesses Say Filling Labour Needs Is Biggest Challenge
A recent survey shows immigration, security and homelessness, and labour are all top-of-mind issues for businesses in the Greater Moncton area.
UNB Institute Seeks Startups With A Bigger Vision Than The Bottom Line
The deadline to apply for the 2020 cohort is February 15.
Environmentalists Say Small Nuclear Reactors Aren’t A Climate Change Solution
David Thompson says the province shouldn’t be investing in “speculative technology” and should instead be focusing renewable energy sources that have been proven to work in New Brunswick, such as wind, solar and hydro.
Wellness Instructor To Expand Minds And Business With Yoga Studio, Cannabis Coaching
Juliane Nowe struggled with her health from an early age, but now runs a business hosting events and workshops teaching about natural remedies and how participants can connect back to themselves.
Saint John Forum Will Showcase Offshore Wind And Tidal Power Opportunities
Halifax-based Marine Renewables Canada will be in town on January 14 to lead an information session on opportunities in the international offshore wind industry as well as Canadian tidal energy development.
Couple Plans To Turn Downtown Moncton Church Rectory Into A Boutique Hotel
Paul Scharnberg and Kara Campbell plan to turn the St. Bernard’s Rectory they just bought into a boutique hotel called ‘The Keep on Botsford.’
N.B. Manufacturer Will Share Facility, Expertise To Help Small Companies Grow
Moncton-based Prelam, producer of odour control products like ‘Just a Drop’, wants smaller businesses to utilize its resources – from product development to distribution in local and export markets.
Paddington Station Makes Next Stop On Canterbury Street
A Saint John children’s toy and clothing store is moving to a bigger street-front location in the city’s uptown next month.
J.D. Irving Expects To Fill More Than 6,800 Full-Time Jobs In Next Three Years
Most of those jobs will be filled in Atlantic Canada, with 74 per cent in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
