First-Of-Its-Kind Renewable Energy Project Approved In Nova Scotia
A first-of-its-kind project could soon shake up the renewable energy market in Nova Scotia, providing consumers with an alternative to Nova Scotia Power.
A first-of-its-kind project could soon shake up the renewable energy market in Nova Scotia, providing consumers with an alternative to Nova Scotia Power.
Residents in the Kennebecasis Valley will soon be able to enjoy California-style Mexican food.
Premier Tim Houston announced Oct. 28 that every nurse graduating in Nova Scotia for the next five years will be offered a job with Nova Scotia Health, the IWK, or the continuing care sector.
Halo Donuts will open a second location in Northwest Moncton in January. President Jacques Allain says it’ll be located on Mountain at Gorge Road.
Bar Burrito, a Toronto-based Tex-Mex chain that prides itself on freshness, has opened its 150th location in Fredericton.
A strike involving more than 22,000 public-sector workers is “imminent”, according to CUPE New Brunswick president Stephen Drost.
Bernard LeBlanc will retire next May, after nearly seven years as the CEO of Moncton’s airport.
The Retail Council of Canada is concerned about planned anti-mask gatherings at New Brunswick retailers.
The company submitted three of its new products for consideration, the wild-caught deep-sea red crab, frozen Atlantic salmon portions, and Atlantic salmon burgers.
Nova Scotians continue to buy more pot from liquor stores, as the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation expands its cannabis network.