First Covid-19 Vaccine Will Arrive In Nova Scotia Dec. 15
The first doses of the Covid-19 vaccine will arrive in Nova Scotia Dec. 15. They will be given to frontline, acute-care healthcare workers.
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Nearly 2,000 COVID-19 Vaccines Expected In N.B. Next Week
Officials with the provincial government learned late Monday afternoon that New Brunswick is expected to receive up to 1,950 doses of vaccine around December 14 as part of the first of two shipments that could happen this month.
Air Canada Suspending All Flights To Saint John Starting January 11
The Saint John Airport has confirmed that this news means all flights in and out of the airport are now temporarily suspended.
Air Canada will also suspend all flights in Sydney, and four routes in Deer Lake, Charlottetown, Fredericton and Halifax until further notice.
Cape Breton Will Lose All Air Connectivity After Air Canada Pulls Flights
SYDNEY—Air Canada is eliminating its final remaining flight from the J.A Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport, effective January 11. Mike MacKinnon, the CEO of the airport, announced Dec. 8 that Air Canada’s flight to Toronto will be cut next year, and that Air Canada’s Jazz aviation station will be closed until further notice. Another Air Canada […]
New Commercial Building Welcomes New Tenants In Downtown Fredericton
Ross Ventures, which began the construction of 140 Carleton in 2018, is optimistic about the future of commercial office buildings at a time when more people are working remotely.
Developer With A Track Record Buys 91 King Street In Uptown Saint John
After many false starts by developers that came before him, Percy Wilbur says he can transform the “old Woolworth’s building” into a residential complex, as he is doing on the old Gothic Arches site.
NBIF Launches $500,000 Fund To Help Researchers Get Their Projects To Market
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) is funding the pilot of the Early Stage Commercialization Fund (ECSF), which will contribute up to $50,000 to as many as 10 applied research projects. It aims to help turn those projects into startups.
Sports Training Facility In Bedford Fined $7,500 For Staying Open
Fitness facilities aren’t allowed to operate at the time, being under the restrictions imposed by the province to contain the spread of Covid-19.
Saint John Chamber Announces Annual Business Awards Recipients
InSpirit 2020 will be the online-only version of the organization’s annual Outstanding Business Awards.
Nova Scotia Gained 10,000 Jobs In November
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic causing economic devastation across Canada, employment continued to grow in Halifax as well, with the city adding 2,600 jobs.
