Bill To Allow Permanent Residents To Vote Proposed In N.B. Legislature
If the bill becomes law, New Brunswick will be the first Canadian province to allow permanent residents to vote municipally.
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Federal Funding Needed For Proposed St. Vincent’s Project
The proposed project would see the old high school on Cliff Street converted into a 60-unit residence. The renovations would lead to at least 30 affordable units, according to a plan presented to city council this week.
Saint John Outdoor Tour Operator Adding New Winter Mountain Biking Tours
With the province encouraging New Brunswickers to explore in their own back yards during Covid-19, Saint John-based Be Rad Adventure Company has grown this year.
PropertyGuys.com Expands To South Africa
The Moncton-based company started by three university students has grown to an international company with more than 120 franchise units in Canada and the United States.
Peter MacKay Hired As Advisor At McInnes Cooper and Deloitte
Both firms will tap the former cabinet minister’s expertise from decades of experience in federal politics.
Cancelled Flights, Covid-19 Won’t Stop The ECMAs From Happening In Sydney
Andy McLean, the CEO of the East Coast Music Association, says his team has no plans to cancel, reschedule, or relocate next year’s awards.
Vertiball Founder Excited About $420,000 Deal With Arlene Dickinson Of Dragon’s Den
After appearing on CBC’s Dragon’s Den, the owner of Vertiball is excited about the company’s next chapter.
NAV Canada Eliminates Positions In Moncton As Part Of Nationwide Layoffs
Around 180 operational and technology staff nationwide have been let go from NAV Canada.
N.B. Employers ‘Very Cautious’ About Hiring New Staff
Employers in Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John anticipate a relatively optimistic employment outlook next quarter but are feeling timid when it comes to hiring, according to one staffing firm.
Four Men Arrested After ‘Shots Fired’ Incident Near Pictou Landing
Pictou Landing First Nation Chief, Andrea Paul, said the incident was related to their livelihood fishery, called the Netukulimk livelihood fishery, in the Northumberland Strait.
