Seaport Farmer’s Market Moving To Former Cunard Centre
In July, the market will set up shop in a space the Halifax Port Authority calls “Pavilion 23” but that many Haligonians still think of as the Cunard Centre.
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The New Brunswick Company Developing Potentially Life-Saving Drone Technology
A New Brunswick aerospace company is validating its guided parachute drone delivery technology in a million-dollar federal pilot project.
Truckers Association Says Jump In Diesel Prices ‘Will End Up On The Consumer’s Back’
Jean-Marc Picard says gas hikes are especially hard for smaller trucking companies, which can’t absorb added costs in the same way larger companies can.
Dozens Of Atlantic Canadian Correctional Officers Reprimanded Over Covered Badge Protest
Letters of reprimand were handed out March 9 to 26 Atlantic Canadian correctional officers after they taped over their badges. Officers with taped badges were sent home from work sometime last week without pay.
Saint John Getting Eight Level 2 Electric Vehicle Chargers
Saint John Energy announced eight Level 2 electric vehicle charging locations in the city, part of a federally supported rollout of 99 EV chargers across the Maritimes.
Council Slaps Time Limit On Proposed Saint John Development
SAINT JOHN–Saint John council narrowly approved a rezoning this week for a controversial 82-unit development proposed on the city’s east side. In a 6-4 vote, council agreed to rezone 1429 Loch Lomond Road from two-unit residential to low-rise and mid-rise residential. Gerry Lowe, Barry Ogden, Paula Radwan, and Greg Stewart were the dissenting votes. Council […]
GoFundMe Raises $2,000 For Couple Swindled Out Of Their New Home
The money will be used for the Kimms to pay legal fees related to an appeal launched by Almadina, the housing company that terminated the contract last year. Almadina was originally ordered to pay the Kimms $25,000
Mary Brown’s To Open In Oromocto This Spring
Mary Brown’s is opening a new location in Oromocto this coming spring, one of several the chain has planned for New Brunswick.
Most Atlantic Canadian Businesses In Good Shape, But Labour Concerns Persist
Atlantic Canadian businesses are still coping with challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic but they also have a sense of optimism and expectations for growth in 2022.
Moncton Coliseum Prepares For Influx Of Trade Shows
MONCTON–Activity at the Moncton Coliseum has been anything but ordinary over the last two years–that’s expected to change as trade shows return in full force. Covid-19 and the constantly evolving restrictions required to combat it meant Shane Porter and his team had to spend extra time working with show organizers and, as a result, cancel […]
