Cargo Tonnage Up Year-Over-Year At Port Saint John
The Port saw significant increases across cargo sectors, some as much as 123 per cent.
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Trucking Association Says Reversal On Vaccine Mandate Could Cause Shipping Delays
Unvaccinated truck drivers will need to quarantine after all when crossing the border from the U.S.
How N.B.’s New Unclaimed Property Program Will Find Your Misplaced Money
Holders are now encouraged to help reconnect unclaimed property with rightful owners.
Atlantic Canada’s Best Paid CEO Makes More Than $13-Million A Year
The heads of a few other Atlantic Canadian companies joined Empire CEO Michael Medline on a list of the country’s 100 top-paid executives.
New, 37-Unit Mixed-Use Development Coming To Sussex
Construction has already begun on the new, four-storey building along the west end of Main Street. Once completed, it will house a medical clinic on the ground floor and 37 apartments on the top three floors.
Major Waterfront Development In Saint John One Step Closer
Saint John Common Council passed the first and second reading of a rezoning application, voting to increase the maximum building height for the development.
Labour Shortage Worsens During Pandemic
John Wishart, the CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton, says he spends most of his day devoted to labour issues.
Unemployment Down Across The Maritimes
Unemployment was down in the Maritimes, but the employment situation in the region isn’t as rosy as it appears.
P.E.I. Shortens Isolation Period Amid Omicron
Prince Edward Island is shortening the isolation period for those who test positive for Covid-19 to seven days for vaccinated individuals and ten days for the unvaccinated.
N.B. Butcher Confident Steady Demand Will Persist
Jocelyne Boudreau, operations manager of Boudreau Meat Market, said the business is coming off a seasonal spike in demand for turkey. But he expects demand to be steady in 2022.
