The N.B. City With The Most Newcomers In 2018 Has A Plan To Add 25,000 More
Fredericton launched its first immigration strategy Friday that aims to increase population by a thousand new residents a year over the next 25 years.
Fredericton launched its first immigration strategy Friday that aims to increase population by a thousand new residents a year over the next 25 years.
Rapid population growth due to immigration in Atlantic Canada is boosting the investment climate as the need for housing and infrastructure construction increases.
The unemployment rates in the province’s main cities remained lower than in the rest of the province and were closer to the national average. Moncton’s unemployment rate was 5.9 per cent in May and Saint John’s was 5.8 per cent.
The Art Warehouse on Prince William Street in Saint John will be a bar, cafe and drop-in art studio where people can paint with their friends, a date, family members or on their own.
CaSA will be working on the development of the Integrated System Manager (ISM) for Saint John Energy’s new smart grid project. After the project is completed, the company plans to stay in the city permanently.
The national consulting firm says the acquisition of Fredericton-based Blue Spurs will expand its Cloud Transformation capabilities nationally and grow its presence in Atlantic Canada.
The Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund helps newcomers a variety of professions and occupations get their professional credentials recognized more easily.
From June 5 to 11, Startup NB will host the inaugural Startup Festival Week NB, a week-long celebration of local entrepreneurs.
Side Door will receive cash prize and the option for investment from NBIF and Innovacorp worth a total of $30,000.
The Farmers’ Truck used to sell produce online and through its mobile farmers’ market. Frederic Laforge has relaunched the company but is now selling a product that will help grow the health, affordable food movement across North America