Killam Pulls in $84M in Quarterly Profit During ‘Strongest’ Rental Market in its History
The company is pulling in profits as an extremely tight rental market allowed it to raise rents, and expenses were lower than expected.
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CRA Employees Back at Work after Tentative Deal
The new deal is a four-year agreement that includes wage increases, more flexible work hours, and new protections against layoffs.
Event Aims to Financially Empower Women
The ‘Investing in You: Making Cents of Tough Conversations’, a free virtual event happening May 11, featuring guest speakers and sessions hosted by inspiring female entrepreneurs. The event was put together by Credit Unions in Atlantic Canada.
Air Transat Expands Flights out of the Maritimes
Several sunny destinations are on the list of new Air Transat flights out of Moncton and Halifax.
Housing Hub Issues Call for Rural Development
Population growth has hastened the need to provide available, adequate and affordable housing in rural New Brunswick, the organization says.
As Car Rental Companies Struggle, N.B. Entrepreneurs are Pressing the Gas
Low fleet inventories mean customers are looking beyond the traditional market for rental vehicles
Changes Would Speed up Supportive Housing Approvals
Saint John is looking to make it easier for supportive housing projects in the city to move ahead.
Government Skirts Rent Cap Quandary at Housing Summit
Affordable housing activists made their position clear – they want a return to rent caps.
CMHC Expects Average Rent to Increase in Nova Scotia
The CMHC also says that the number of new homes being built in the province is too low, and is expected to go down, contributing to rock-bottom vacancy rate.
Walmart Opens First Atlantic Canadian Distribution Centre in Moncton
The centre will purportedly create hundreds of jobs in the region.
