Westjet Restores Service To Atlantic Canadian Airports
The routes have been suspended since early November due to the pandemic. The company also shuttered its operations at the airports because of route cancellations.
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Fredericton Entrepreneur Wants To Be The Dr. Seuss of Math
Ben McFarlane’s company, Three Two One Learning Inc., makes multiplication story cards. On each card is a rhyming story that revolves around a math fact.
Construction Begins On ‘The Wellington’ In Saint John
The mixed-income apartment complex that will replace the demolished “Jelly Bean” buildings will have 48 units and ground-floor commercial space.
Fredericton Tech Entrepreneur Invests in Lulujo
Scott MacIntosh has invested in Lulujo, a global brand and retailer of premium baby products, also based in the city.
N.S. Will Spend $19-Million To Clean Up Boat Harbour After Northern Pulp Misses Deadlines
Paper Excellence closed the Northern Pulp mill in January 2020 after the company failed to meet a deadline set by the provincial government to stop pumping mill byproducts into Boat Harbour.
All Nova Scotians Could Be Vaccinated By June
Dr. Robert Strang says the vaccination plan should see the province reach herd immunity by mid-May, with about 70 percent of people given their first doses of vaccine.
Fredericton Council Votes Against Contributing $900,000 To City Motel Project
The council voted 6-5 against providing funding to the project that would see City Motel converted into apartments for homeless people.
Saint John Developers Busy This Year With 90 Building Permits For More Than $8-Million
The Telegraph Square project on Canterbury Street and The Wentworth project on Wentworth Street are well underway and construction should soon start on the non-profit housing project on Wellington Row.
CAA Atlantic Names New President And CEO
Dawn Dalley replaces Steve McCall, who served as president & CEO of CAA Atlantic for 28 years and is retiring.
Province Commits $1.4-Million To City Motel Affordable Housing Project
The Department of Social Development announced on Friday that they will put $1.4 million towards the John Howard Society’s project in converting the City Motel into apartments for homeless people.
