N.S. Offers Third Vaccine Doses For Work-Related Travel
The Nova Scotia government is offering third doses of the Covid-19 vaccine to certain travelers and people who are immunocompromised.
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96 Affordable Tiny Homes Approved by Fredericton City Council
With his non-for-profit 12 Neighbours, Marcel LeBrun plans to get at least six people off the streets and into new homes by Christmas. But this is just the start of a project that will transform the lives of homeless and marginalized low-income earners in Fredericton.
Halifax House Prices Spike Again
For a few short months, it seemed like Halifax’s housing market might finally be cooling off.
U.S. To Reopen Land Borders To Fully Vaccinated Canadians
The Department of Homeland Security announced late Tuesday that the land border will reopen in November.
TechImpact Launches Online Hub To Connect Tech Providers With N.B. Businesses
CEO Cathy Simpson said CollabHub will help businesses across the province struggling to find the technology and digital products they need tap into the pool of tech talent already existing in the province.
Lt.-Gov. Arthur LeBlanc Emphasizes Healthcare Issues In Throne Speech
The throne speech also touched on economic promises like allowing corporations to forgo corporate taxes if they invested in employees instead, but it made little mention of the province’s housing crisis.
West Side Saint John Business Will Serve Popcorn With a Purpose
Marc Curran’s gourmet popcorn and toppings store Poppn Popcorn will donate a portion of its monthly earnings to area food banks.
Cora Breakfasts Coming To A Grocery Store Near You…With The Help of St-Hubert
Some of the signature dishes of Canada’s largest breakfast restaurant chain will hit grocery store shelves across Canada, thanks to a partnership with a major food supplier.
Tax Base Increases In Saint John Area Municipalities
Last week, the province reported that the assessed value of all properties in Sain John jumped by 7.7 percent year-over-year, the highest increase in 20 years.
Construction Ahead Of Schedule On Downtown Moncton Apartment Complex
Groundwork nears completion on the first of three 15-storey mixed-use apartment towers in the city’s downtown.
