Rogers Bringing Fibre Op Internet To Moncton Region
Rogers Communications announced $200-million in fibreoptic internet upgrades for Greater Moncton.
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Funding To Help Expand Settlement Services For Newcomers
Ottawa has announced more than $35-million over three years to help expand resettlement capacity and settlement services.
N.B. Offering Wage Top-Up For Some Workers
The provincial government is offering a $3 per hour wage top-up for those working in vulnerable settings and earning less than $18 per hour.
Clothing Boutique Relocating To New Telegraph Square Building In Saint John
Lordon will occupy one of the ground-floor retail spaces in the new apartment building on Canterbury Street.
First-Of-Its-Kind Middle Eastern Bakery Opens In Fredericton
Fredericton’s newest sweet shop is a specialty Middle Eastern bakery, Mama’s Bakery, that offers freshly baked and ready-made pastries, desserts, and appetizers.
Simply For Life Plans Summer Move from Dieppe to North End Moncton
The franchisee of Dieppe’s Simply For Life location is planning a summer 2022 move to a new location at Moncton’s Granite Centre.
N.S. Cosmetologists Frustrated After Being Excluded From Grant Program
Jo-Anne Rector of Simplicity Nail Studio in Halifax says she had 12 cancellations last week. She’s one of many cosmetologists struggling as Covid-19 surges through the province.
N.B. Cosmetologists Feel Singled Out By Level 3 Restrictions
More than 8,000 registered cosmetologists in New Brunswick own their businesses and many are sole practitioners, single parents, or sole income-earners for their families.
Ottawa, N.S. Agree To Reduce Child Care Fees By 25 Per Cent
Nova Scotia’s plan to have $10-a-day child care is moving forward ahead of schedule with the province announcing Friday that child care fees will be significantly reduced by April 1.
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.
