Canada’s GDP Grows By 3 Percent In July
All 20 industrial sectors posted increases in July, with the agriculture, utilities, finance and insurance, as well as real estate rental and leasing sectors surpassing their pre-pandemic levels.
All 20 industrial sectors posted increases in July, with the agriculture, utilities, finance and insurance, as well as real estate rental and leasing sectors surpassing their pre-pandemic levels.
One of Nova Scotia’s most iconic brands is branching out into the booze market.
Covid-19 introduced many new challenges for small businesses in New Brunswick, but for one Saint John furniture and home decor store, it also brought the opportunity to expand, reinvent and redesign.
Southwest Properties’ Cunard project was slated to transform a prime waterfront lot into a 16-storey, mixed-use development featuring a combination of retail space and more than 250 residential units.
The Fredericton-based innovation hub is working with the University of New Brunswick on the pilot of the Future of Work Skills-Development program, which it hopes to launch in the next few months.
Saint John Lancaster MLA Dorothy Shephard is the new minister of health after serving during the last term as Social Development Minister.
Director Kathrine Lanteigne says the virtual competition is in line with WBNB’s mandate of helping women start businesses and export their products and services, especially during the pandemic.
The services are currently available on the web, while a mobile app format is in development and will be launched in the near future.
The average house price has jumped $60,000 but employment is down and so is disposable income, says the Canadian Mortgage And Housing Corporation.
With Covid-19 public health restrictions causing long lineups at businesses across the country, Fredericton-based 3D Planeta has come up with a solution — they just need more businesses to know about it.