Saint John Council Approves 500-Unit Residential Development
Somerset Investments Ltd. put forward a proposal to construct between five and six buildings on Technology Drive.
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VIA Rail Should Expand Maritime Service, Says Transportation Advocate
The passenger train can easily make two round trips a week between Halifax and Montreal, says Ted Bartlett.
N.B. Government Reaches Tentative Deals With Bargaining Units Representing 8,000 Employees
They include more than 6,000 registered nurses, nurse practitioners, nurse managers and nurse supervisors working in hospitals, public and community health programs, Ambulance NB and extra-mural programs.
The Chickenburger Requiring Staff, Dine-In Customers To Be Full Vaccinated
The province of Nova Scotia plans to implement a proof-of-vaccination policy as early as October, but some Halifax businesses have taken it upon themselves to implement health measures ahead of time.
Liberals Leading Or Elected In Saint John, Fredericton And Moncton
The party that will form a minority government was leading or elected in three urban ridings in southern New Brunswick as votes were still being counted in the early morning hours Tuesday.
Cabinet Minister Loses Seat, Halifax Remains Mostly Liberal After Federal Election
As Fisheries Minister, Bernadette Jordan presided over the contentious fisheries dispute in Nova Scotia, which began in the fall of 2020 and continues to this day.
New Brunswick Brings Back Mask Mandate
The latest health measure instituted to battle the fourth wave of Covid-19 will go into effect at the end of the day tomorrow, along with proof of vaccination and travel registration to enter the province.
$6-Million Investment Just The Start For Plan To Revitalize Saint John City Market
The city centre is growing and the city government wants the market to evolve along with it.
Halifax House Price Increases Flatten For Fourth Straight Month
The housing market is showing more signs of moderation. But a historically low inventory continues to keep prices high in the city.
CFIB Lists ‘Worrisome’ Promises In Parties’ Platforms
Essentially, members of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business do not support political promises that could add extra expenses for businesses.
