This Moncton Firm is Testing A Four-Day Workweek
O Strategies is about to wrap up a three-month trial-period of a four-day workweek.
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Are EI And Seasonal Work Setting Atlantic Canadian Firms Up For Disaster?
An Atlantic Canadian economist says the region is facing a potential crisis in its seasonal labour force—and that Employment Insurance programs might be making it worse.
ACOA Will Hand Out Millions To Revitalize Downtowns
Non-profits like chambers of commerce, downtown improvement associations, or community markets will soon have access to new funding from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)
N.S. Businesses Optimistic As Restrictions End
Many small businesses failed, many more are in bad shape, held up only by pandemic aid from the federal and provincial governments. With the end of restrictions March 21, some are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
Saint John Businesses Split On Keeping Covid Measures
Businesses were polled over a two week span until March 14, the same day remaining restrictions were lifted in New Brunswick.
Nova Scotia’s State of Emergency Ending After Two Years
The chief medical officer of health is still urging Nova Scotians to continue masking and social distancing practices, even though they’re no longer mandatory, and keep in mind the risk Covid can still pose to other people.
After Two Years In Business, Miramichi Brewery Can Finally Hold Grand Opening
New Maritime Beer Company co-owner Brent Garrish says it will be good to see the customers that have supported the brewery throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, without the restrictions.
‘Thane’ You Very Much: Moncton Elvis Tribute Artist Ready To Hit The Stage Again
Moncton’s top Elvis-inspired performer prepares to take back to the stage as pandemic restrictions end.
Quispamsis Considers Proposed Terrace Home Community
KV Custom Homes is looking to rezone land along Pettingill Road near Heritage Way to build 44 terrace homes.
New Entry Into Halifax’s Discount Airline Market Offers $69 Flights To Toronto
The Lynx Air website is advertising one-way Halifax-to-Toronto flights for $69, including airport fees.
