Saint John Sees Record-Breaking Home Sales In 2020
A total of 2,583 homes were sold in the past 12 months, an increase of 12.7 percent over the same period in 2019.
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New Brunswick Business Council Names New CEO
Alex LeBlanc succeeds Adrienne O’Pray, who served in the role for over six years.
N.B. Reports 26 New Covid-19 Cases Monday
There are now 304 active cases in the province, the highest number since the pandemic began.
N.B. Releases Local Food And Beverages Strategy
The province’s agriculture and seafood industries employ more than 17,000 people in primary production and processing and are a significant contributor to Indigenous, rural and coastal economies.
Sales At N.B. Restaurants Drop $255-Million In 2020
The dramatic loss in sales can, of course, be directly tied to the Covid-19 pandemic but Restaurants Canada doesn’t expect a full recovery until 2023.
Atlantic Canada’s Entrepreneurs Are Slowly Regaining Confidence In Economy
A quarterly survey commissioned by the Business Development Bank of Canada found that investment intentions improved the most in Atlantic Canada and Quebec for the first quarter of 2021.
How This Fredericton Childcare Business Opened and Adapted During Covid-19
Instead of just keeping kids busy, EnrichKids wants children to get something out of their time together. When building each program, Foster asked: “Is it mindful? Is it meaningful?”
Peggy’s Cove Viewing Platform Will ‘Control Access’ To Lighthouse, Rocks
The federal and provincial governments are contributing $3.1-million to fund infrastructure improvements at the iconic Nova Scotia tourism site, most notably an accessible viewing platform to control access to the rocks and lighthouse.
New Brunswick Grows Population, One U-Haul At A Time
The moving company ranked New Brunswick and British Columbia as the top growth provinces for DIY movers.
Edmundston Zone Is Moving To ‘Red’
Public Health reported 36 new cases of Covid-19 on Sunday, the highest total since the pandemic began.
