Saint John Man Creates Website That Helps You Get Flight Compensation You Deserve
Colin James’ platform is designed to help passengers find out if they’re entitled to compensation for delayed and cancelled flights.
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Stephen Lund Leaving His Post As CEO Of Opportunities NB
Premier Blaine Higgs announced Lund’s departure during the state of the province address that placed much emphasis on the agency’s role in growing the economy in the coming years.
N.B. Sets Record For Immigrants Who Settled As Permanent Residents In 2019
The province received 5,660 permanent residents up to November last year, most of them economic immigrants who gained permanent status through programs like Atlantic Immigration Pilot and Provincial Nominee Program.
Moosehead Sues City For $1.6-Million Over Well Water Changes
Moosehead Breweries is suing the City of Saint John to recover costs associated with modifying its operations to treat municipal water from a new well that doesn’t have enough capacity.
My City Life Moving To Brunswick Square
The store sells “a little bit of everything,” including furniture, home decor and antiques.
Sobeys Ditching Plastic Bags On Friday
On January 31 the company will remove all plastic grocery bags from its 255 Sobeys stores across Canada. It’s the first national Canadian grocery retailer to ban single-use plastic bags.
The Art Warehouse Is Now Open In Uptown Saint John
The cafe is a licensed bar, cafe and drop-in art studio where people can paint whatever they want, with their friends, date, family or on their own. Pricing is based on the size of canvas you’re using.
Refresh Wellness Studio Celebrates Anniversary In Restored Uptown Heritage Building
Refresh Wellness Studio had to leave its location suddenly on Prince William Street because of a flood. Now celebrating its one-year anniversary at its new location on 91 Princess Street, the owner now looks back on that tumultuous period as “a gift.”
Jane Hess’ Cookies Are Edible Art
The Quispamsis baker makes hand-crafted cookies of all shapes and sizes, from Sasquatches to lobsters and unicorns, and sells them at area markets.
Residents Startled By Explosion At Recycling Facility, But Advocates Say Situation Improving
Raven Blue, a Saint John resident who lives near the facility, says the explosions are not as frequent but he remains concerned about air quality issues.
