N.B. Liberal Leader Promotes Benefits Of Small Nuclear Reactors
On a campaign stop, Kevin Vickers said the technology being developed in Saint John can generate economic growth and address climate change.
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Saint John Tech Company Receives Pandemic Tech Innovation Award
ProcedureFlow, a knowledge management solution, was named a 2020 Pandemic Tech Innovation Award winner by the Technology Marketing Corporation.
Cooke Aquaculture Needs To Fill More Than 100 Jobs in Atlantic Canada
The company says its finding difficulty getting workers because of Covid-19 and the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) offered by the federal government.
N.B. Business Groups Say Election Should Focus On Economic Recovery
Though many are viewing the upcoming provincial election through the lens of Covid-19 business leaders say they want parties to stay focused on economic recovery and moving the province forward.
New Brunswick Election Set For September 14
Progressive Conservative Party leader Blaine Higgs and Liberal Party leader Kevin Vickers both positioned themselves as the best stewards of the economy going forward.
First Train Of International Containers Leaves Saint John
CP vice-president Jonathan Wahba said the Port Saint John connection gives shippers a “truly new and extremely compelling service” to reach North American markets.
Saint John Man Operates Organic Garden And Roadside Stand On Busy Thoroughfare
Once a fixture at the Saint John City Market, Habib Kilisli now sells organic, freshly grown vegetables from his home garden on Manawagonish Road.
Instagram Connects Sellers of Vintage Goods With Local Saint John Market
Homegrown Vintage, the Frugal Fern and Thrifted Sister all owe their success to their presence on this social media platform.
Two Companies Partnering to Bring Faster Internet to Atlantic Canadian Businesses
Quebec-based Adaptiv Networks has partnered with Atlantic Canadian company, Dramis Communications Solutions Ltd., to bring its high-quality internet connections to the region’s businesses.
Liberty Utilities Applies For Lower Rates
The proposal would see commercial rates fall between 2.6 and 4.3 percent, depending on their rate class.
