Saint John Will Work With Non-Profits On Affordable Housing Application
The City of Saint John will try again to secure federal funding for affordable housing projects in the city.
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A Look At 24 Bills That Are Now Law In New Brunswick
FREDERICTON — Two dozen bills introduced and passed in the New Brunswick legislature this fall have officially become law. All of the bills received royal assent on Friday before New Brunswick MLAs adjourned for the holidays. While most of the bills were brought forward by the Higgs government, a private member’s bill introduced by the […]
Envision Saint John Launches New Regional Growth Dashboard
Envision Saint John hopes to provide relevant data showing regional trends and supporting strategic decision making.
Springboard Atlantic Chosen To Launch New Atlantic IP Program
Springboard Atlantic has been tapped to run the Atlantic Canadian part of the ElevateIP program. That means helping business accelerators and incubators in the region increase IP capacity within the Canadian innovation ecosystem.
Nature Conservancy Welcomes ‘Historic’ Announcement
Last week, the province announced that it is protecting an additional 277,900 hectares of Crown land through the Nature Legacy initiative.
$45.9M For Upgrades At NBCC Saint John
Nearly $46 million in government funding has been announced for upgrades at NBCC’s Saint John campus.
JDI Earmarks Massive Tract Of Private NB Land For Conservation
JDI has designated10,000 hectares of privately-held Acadian forest, dunes, and shoreline as effective area-based conservation measure land.
New Daycare Proposed For East Saint John
A staff report to council said the centre “would provide a much-needed childcare service for existing and future residents of the neighbourhood.”
NB Power Slightly Eases Next Year’s Rate Hike
NB Power’s new obligatory regulatory filing may reduce next year’s anticipated rate hike slightly, from 8.9 to 7.9 percent.
Saint John-Area Home Sales Still Dropping
The Saint John Real Estate Board says 152 homes were sold in the month of November. That’s a drop of nearly 39 percent compared to the record numbers reported in the same month of 2021.
