Will Covid-19 Restrictions In Halifax Be Lifted On December 9?
Nova Scotia’s top doctor says he’s encouraged by the slowing spread of Covid-19 in the province but that he’s not ready yet to ease up on restrictions.
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Moncton Area Construction Firms Will Contribute $1-Million To ‘Build For The Future’
Ten companies in the construction sector, led by LuMar Electric and Martell Custom Homes, committed to raising $10,000 or more each year for up to 10 years for an initiative with United Way to help at-risk youth in Greater Moncton.
Liberals Plan New $100-Billion Spending Package To Boost Economy
Despite facing a $381 billion deficit, the federal government announced further spending initiatives to help the economy recover from Covid-19. During her nearly 40-minute fall economic statement, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland made it clear that the economy will need more help during, and after, the pandemic.
Recycling Facility On Saint John Waterfront Forced To Close After Explosion
American Iron & Metal has been forced to temporarily shut down operations after yet another explosion on Monday.
TD Will Hire 100 People By January For New Insurance Centre In Dieppe
TD deputy chair Frank McKenna says remote work will allow the bank to hire “hundreds” more people from across New Brunswick.
Energy Efficient Co-Working Space Opens In Fredericton
A new co-working space is opening at 82 Westmorland Street, in one of Fredericton’s most eco-friendly buildings.
NouLAB And Atlantic Colleges Get Over $4.3-Million For Skill Shortage Projects
Future Skills Centre is a federal government-funded research and collaboration hub aimed at helping Canadians prepare for employment and meeting employers’ emerging talent needs
Survey Aims To Uncover Experiences Of Racism In New Brunswick
The New Brunswick Multicultural Council (NBMC) wants to understand experiences and perceptions of racism in the province, including in businesses and workplaces.
N.B. Announces 14 New Covid-19 Cases Sunday
Nine of the new cases are in the Saint John region, including six cases revealed by the Shannex care home late Saturday.
Saint John City Market Welcomes New Manager
In his new role, Andrew MacDonald is now tasked with the tall order of helping the market rebound to its former glory amid a global pandemic and economic downturn.
