Geek Beers Bringing Saint John Tech Professionals Together
The monthly networking event is geared towards those working in the tech sector but is open to any working professionals and entrepreneurs.
New Brunswick
Tourism Industry Association Hosts 36th Annual Summit This Month
The two-day meeting of one of the province’s biggest economic drivers will cover topics including the NB Liquor Act and the labour shortage.
New Moncton Hotel Gets ‘Dangerous’ Uniforms Thanks To Fredericton Entrepreneur
Jeff Alpaugh Custom, the self-proclaimed makers of ‘the world’s most dangerous dress shirt’, has partnered with the recently-opened Hilton hotel to make its staff uniforms.
Employers Can Do These 3 Things To Attract And Retain The Workforce Of Today
With an early morning speech, GlassSky CEO Robyn Tingley set the tone for the Workforce Summit 20/20 in Moncton that seeks to help employers in the region to tackle labour force challenges.
French-Language International Festival Is A Growth Platform For N.B. Filmmakers
Greater Moncton festival attracts people from across the region and also “van loads from Quebec,” generating tourism dollars for the local economy.
Hotel Association Will Cover Costs For Non-Residents That Use S.J. Hockey Rinks
The City of Saint John had instituted a program for people who live in outlying communities to pay fees to help pay the costs of operating city arenas.
It’s A Real ‘Vegolution’ Now With Saint John Restaurant Winning Hospitality Awards
The HSJ Tourism Awards were presented at a gala event at the Trade and Convention Centre on November 7, with Vegolution being recognized in the “Loved The Service” and “Locals Know: Top Restaurant” categories.
New Brunswick’s Unemployment Rate Drops To 8.1 Percent
The province gained nearly 900 full-time jobs, according the Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey released Friday, but lost 1,200 jobs overall because the economy shed 2,200 part-time positions.
Irving Oil Field House Hosts Grand Opening In Saint John
The 127,000 square-foot facility includes turf fields, a track, a gym, daycare care, meeting rooms and a newcomer centre.
How Indigenous Communities Helped PQA Testing Solve Its Labour Force Shortage
The Fredericton-based company was having trouble meeting its labour-force needs until CEO Keith McIntosh discovered a wealth of untapped potential in the country’s indigenous communities.
