N.B. Softwood Lumber Producers Hit With High Tariffs
Provincial minister responsible for trade calls the U.S. decision ‘unfounded and unfair’ for his province.
Nova Scotia
U.S. Lowers Softwood Duties, But Companies Still Face 20 Percent Rates
J.D. Irving, Limited will face a slight increase but its combined rate is still under 10 percent.
New Brunswick Sets 19 as the Minimum Age for Marijuana Consumption
The New Brunswick government is setting 19 as the minimum legal age for cannabis use.
Province Commits $50-Million to New Museum in Uptown Saint John
The provincial government hopes to begin site preparation in the spring of 2018.
Federal Study Says Climate Change May Harm Maritime Softwood Lumber Industry
Computer models show hardwood varieties would do better with rising temperatures.
The ‘Love Hub’ In Uptown Saint John Welcomes Gahan House
The PEI-based pub and microbrewery is opening its Uptown Saint John location in time for Chop Chop week.
N.B. Premier Says Carbon Pricing Model Will Not Harm Economy
The legislation on climate change will be introduced in the new session of the legislature.
Need Capital? Learn From a CEDC Pioneer At FullSail 2017
Exploring the Possibilities: Community Economic Development Corporations is a free one-day event that takes place Nov. 14 at the Dieppe Centre of Arts and Culture.
Global Warming is Still ‘Scary’ But Good for Nova Scotia Vineyards
The warming temperatures could make the province on of the world’s great wine regions.
Fredericton’s Don’t Dis-My-Ability Takes Home Startup Canada Award
Shawn Smith was one of 11 N.B. nominees up for an award in Ottawa Thursday night.
