Refurbished Runway Almost Ready For Takeoff At Saint John Airport
The $20-million facelift includes new lighting and drainage out on the airfield and runway and safety areas.
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Jean Irving Passes Away At 93
The wife of J.D. Irving Limited chairman James K. Irving was passionate about her family, community and the province.
Ustation Will Pilot ‘Mini Office’ Pods Early Next Year
The Saint John-based company’s upods are self-contained mini offices – a little bigger than phone booths – that are loaded with the right technology to help professionals be productive on-the-go.
N.B. Will Double The Amount Of Conserve Land And Freshwater To 10 Percent
The provincial government will engage with natural resource industries, First Nations and conservation organizations to develop a plan for achieving that target
Learn About Marketing Your Company From Guys Who Hustle To Be Heard
On November 1 in Moncton Dave Veale and Greg Hemmings are hosting a day-long training event that acts as an introduction to “The 4-Step Boiling Point process: how to be heard in a noisy marketplace.”
Honour Your Grandmother By Helping Ethel & Mary’s Open Its Doors
The homestyle restaurant, opening soon in uptown Saint John, is launching an Indiegogo campaign to raise startup capital. Perks include a bread subscription and a picture of your grandmother on the “Grandma Wall.”
Cannabis-Related Incidents Most Prevalent In Hospitality Businesses
A new study by CFIB found that less than 10 per cent of businesses generally, and 16 per cent of hospitality ones, are having to do things like chat with an employee because they appeared to be under the influence.
‘Sunny Ways’ Becomes ‘Stormy Seas’ With Minority Federal Government
Business leaders are seeing a bumpy path ahead with a minority Liberal government. And there was no better indication of that than Premier Blaine Higgs’ announcement Tuesday that he is softening his stance against the federal carbon tax.
It’s About Time Millidgeville Got A Neighbourhood Pub
Tipsy Tomato owner Steve Walton spotted the need for this kind of pub and restaurant as he travelled through neighbourhoods of a similar size with his other business, Legends of Hockey, which organizes 60-70 events a year across North America.
Wayne Long Wins Re-Election In Saint John-Rothesay
Conservative Rob Moore wins back seat in Fundy Royal, says voters in his riding weren’t happy about the carbon tax and the failure of the Energy East project.
