62,000 Pounds of Trash Collected in Downtown Moncton
So far, 457 abandoned shopping carts, around 3,000 abandoned needles, and about 1,000 pounds of garbage a day have been collected.
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One-Man Restaurant Making a Splash in Dartmouth
“It’s like a dream everybody has when you pack your luggage and go to another country,” says Sairaj Coondapur. “You have a certain picture in your mind where you want to be in the next five or 10 years. So, for me that was starting my own business.”
Fredericton Bakery Brings a Modern Twist to Cake Design
Lennon Cake Co. brings cake to an all new level with their unique and modern designs. Creating cakes for events all over New Brunswick, Mackalee Goodman, owner of Lennon Cake Co., says that she is still in shock over how big the business has become with it still growing every single day.
NB Power Seeks Environmental Approval for Mactaquac Project
The dam, located west of Fredericton along the Saint John River, began operating in 1968 and has a 100-year lifespan. However, it has been facing issues related to expanding concrete and aging infrastructure for several decades.
N.B. Government Will Take Over Fundy Trail Parkway
The province will assume operation and management of the park on December 12. The parkway has been overseen by the Fundy Trail Development Authority since construction begin in 1998.
Premiers, Federal Ministers Renew Atlantic Growth Strategy
Atlantic Canada’s premiers and federal cabinet ministers made the announcement in Moncton on Tuesday.
When High Interest Rates Become Illegal
Loan agencies like this Fairstone Financial, that recently opened in Sussex, tend to have looser lending criteria than banks, but it comes at a cost.
Inflation Rate Slows To 2.8 Percent but Groceries Remain Costly
Grocery prices were up 9.1 per cent year over year in June, compared to a nine per cent increase in May.
Nova Scotia Homeowners Struggling with Higher Interest Rates
An aerospace industry worker takes a job at a gas station and a business owner turns part of her home into an Airbnb: many Nova Scotians are struggling to pay their mortgages as the Bank of Canada aggressively raises interest rates.
Ryan Street Apartment Building in Moncton Gets Green Light
Numerous residents expressed opposition to Moncton City Council during a public hearing on Monday over a proposed rezoning which would allow a new four-storey, 52-unit apartment building at Ryan Street and Augusta Terrace.
