Industry Association Welcomes New Tourism Funding
More money for the province’s tourism sector is being welcomed by the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick.
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Saint John Welcomes First Cruise Ship Since 2019
Mayor Donna Reardon says she is comfortable and confident welcoming cruise ships back given the stringent Covid protocols for the industry.
Faten Alshazly Named Chair Of Halifax Chamber Board Of Directors
Alshazly is the co-founder of Halifax-based ad agency WeUsThem. She is the first immigrant woman to chair the chamber’s board in the organization’s 250-year history.
Terminal Construction Underway In Saint John As Passenger Traffic Increases
Swoop Airlines begins flying into YSJ next month on 737 jets which can carry 200 passengers. Saint John Airport president and CEO Sandy Ross said construction has already started inside the terminal building.
Port Saint John Will Grow Container Traffic With New Service To European Ports
The expansion comes less than a year after the company made its inaugural service call in the city.
N.B. Farmers Worry About Costly Season Ahead
Farmers are concerned about this growing season due to the rising cost of nearly everything.
A Record Number Of Canadians Are Facing Retirement
Canada is facing record retirements from an aging labour force amid high job vacancies and historically low unemployment.
Halifax Indie Developer’s Passion Project Getting ‘Game Of The Year’ Buzz
Tunic has been a nostalgia trip for many millennials who grew up in the late 80s and into the 90s, where some of the most popular video games revolved around secrets.
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Remsoft CEO Takes Over As New Brunswick Business Council Chair
The New Brunswick Business Council has named Andrea Feunekes as its new chair.
‘It’s Time To Put Aside Ego’: Halifax Mayor Pledges To Work With Province On Housing
In his annual ‘state of the municipality’ address, Mike Savage highlighted the economic growth Halifax has achieved over the past few years. But he didn’t ignore what many see as the most pressing issue facing the city.
