N.B. Confirms U.K. Variant Of Covid-19
Dr. Jennifer Russell, the province’s chief medical officer of health, said Tuesday that the lab has confirmed three cases of the variant. Overall, New Brunswick reported 25 new cases.
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Energia Ventures Opens Applications For First-Ever Spring Cohort
The UNB-based accelerator program has worked with New Brunswick success stories Beauceron Security, Stash Energy, and Gray Wolf.
Halifax Business Leaders Ask City to Cut Spending, Not Raise Taxes
A 1.9 percent increase would hurt commercial businesses trying to survive the pandemic, say business owners and advocates.
Moncton Airport Sees Air Cargo Growth In 2020
The cargo figures are one of the few bright spots in the airline industry after the emergence of Covid-19 caused record low numbers for travelling.
EUB Sides With Irving Oil On Need To Keep Information Confidential
The Saint John company recently applied to the Energy and Utilities Board to increase wholesale petroleum margins but says some evidence it supplied needs to remain confidential.
N.S. Leadership Candidates Propose Tax Breaks For Hospitality Businesses
Randy Delorey is suggesting a tax holiday for small businesses in the food and hospitality sector, while Labi Kousoulis proposes a $50 million small business tax rebate
How An N.B. Small Business Can Qualify For The $5,000 Grant
Applications opened up for the NB Small Business Recovery Grant that will provide some relief for small businesses.
True To N.B. Roots, Beverage Company Uses Maple Syrup, Not Sugar In Signature Lemonade
Cinnamon Savoie of Saint John is the founder of the CocoLemon Craft Beverage Company, which offers uncarbonated, non-alcoholic craft drinks sourcing New Brunswick ingredients.
CAT Ferry Won’t Sail In Summer 2021
The Nova Scotia government has announced that the ferry service between Yarmouth and Bar Harbor, Maine will not operate due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Port Saint John Sees Big Increase In Container Sector
There may have been a lack of cruise ships in Saint John last year, but the city’s port was still bustling.
