All The Maritimers Banned From Russia
Huddle dug into the list of banned Canadians and uncovered the Maritime business and political leaders targetted by Russia.
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UNB To Study Pharmacists’ Role In Bettering Health-Care
A five-year investment of $2.5 million by Shoppers Drug Mart aims to help researchers at the University of New Brunswick’s McKenna Institute eliminate barriers in New Brunswick’s health-care system.
Only Bank On Grand Manan Closing In August
Scotiabank’s pending closure will leave island residents with a massive commute to get to the nearest bank on the mainland.
$58 Million For Port Saint John, NB Southern Railway
Multiple levels of government are putting up big bucks for Port Saint John and NB Southern Railway, to help increase supply chain efficiency for Canadian shippers.
Saint John Mayor Talks Tourism, Infrastructure, And Renewable Energy
Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon delivered her first State of the City address on Tuesday. In delivering her remarks at an uptown hotel, Reardon mentioned that the city is positioned for growth.
Saint John Night Market Returns Next Month
On June 2, the City Market will head outside and extend its hours every Thursday evening for the Night Market.
Saint John Developer Won’t Be Allowed To Remove Building’s Heritage Designation
Jim Bezanson is facing bureaucratic roadblocks keeping him from pursuing his council-approved renovations to a heritage building. But council denied his request to remove the building from its heritage area so he can complete the project faster.
Advocacy Groups Incensed By ‘Problem Tenant’ List In Saint John
A list of 2,500 so-called “problem tenants” created by the Saint John Apartment Owners Association is causing alarm among tenant advocacy groups.
Rack It Up: Huddle’s Official Guide To Summer 2022 Ribfests In The Maritimes
A welcome return for many Maritime communities this summer are Ribfest events, and with so many on the calendar, we’ve got you covered no matter where you are.
N.B. Nursing Home Workers Sign Collective Agreement
nized nursing home workers in the province now have a signed collective agreement in place. The New Brunswick Nurses Union confirms the agreement reached earlier this year was signed on Friday.
