Guinness Record Judge: Moncton Didn’t Break World Record, But Won On Community Spirit
More than 900 people came out to attempt to break a world record held by JCI Limburg in Belgium.
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This Entrepreneur Wants To Make Saint John The World’s First ‘Sensory Friendly’ City
Christel Seeberger’s new business, Sensory Friendly Solutions, wants to help businesses and organizations better serve the growing number of people who experience sensory overload in their daily lives.
This App Changes The Way You Save For The Things You Really Want
When Jen Leger of Moncton first graduated university years back, she admits saving money wasn’t her strong suit. Now she’s created Quber, a kind of piggy bank or savings jar for the digital age.
Eric Mourant Resigns As President and CEO Of The 3+ Corporation
Frederic Gionet and Don Moore will serve as acting co-CEOs of the Greater Moncton economic development organization as the search for Mourant’s successor begins.
Medavie Blue Cross Will Provide Coverage Of Medical Marijuana
The benefit is now available to people but to patients with a limited range of conditions based on Canadian Family Physician Guidelines for prescribing medical cannabinoids.
Saint John’s YMCA Wants To Help Businesses Embrace Newcomers
The organization has been offering a Cultural Intelligence course geared toward businesses and organizations looking to welcome newcomers to their teams.
Canadian Companies, Employees Need To Adapt To Fill 462,000 Vacant Jobs
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz told a Moncton area audience that businesses need to better train their workforce, and employees have to be open to new kinds of jobs.
Vegetable Products Recalled Over Plastic Packaging Concerns
The Arctic Gardens products were sold in New Brunswick, Ontario and Quebec, and include macaroni and cauliflower, orzo and green chickpeas, quinoa and soybeans.
Catapult Cafe Will Give Low-Income Artists, Craftspeople Place To Sell Work
Outflow’s new cafe and studio in Uptown Saint John will showcase art, furniture and crafts made by people in poverty and serve locally roasted Beamers Creek coffee.
Greens Say They’re Open To Deal To Support Progressive Conservatives
David Coon says his party would negotiate with both the Liberals and Tories about a potential agreement, keeping a minority government from being defeated.
