Liberals Cut Ties With Candidate Over Controversial Posts
On Monday night, Saint Croix candidate John Gardner said in a social media post that he would run as an independent and that the comments the party deemed offensive were misunderstood.
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Higgs Asks PC Candidate To Withdraw Over Transphobic Post
“I cannot endorse the promotion of messaging that is clearly sexist, offensive, and hurtful to many people,” said the PC leader about Victoria La-Vallee candidate Roland Michaud.
Why Now Is The Right Time To Launch A Sustainable Lifestyle Store In Saint John
Juniper wants to help people make ethical consumer choices by carrying sustainably made and sourced products such as clothing, skin/hair care, gifts, and small homewares.
‘Lost Votes Survey’ Seeks Views Of New Brunswickers Who Can’t Vote
An electoral reform commission under former Premier Brian Gallant’s government recommended that permanent residents critical to economic growth be able to vote, but the change has still not been made.
St. Louis Bar & Grill Opening Quispamsis Location
The Canadian owned and operated company that is known for its wings, ribs, and sauces will open in October.
Employment Holds Steady In New Brunswick As Province Recovers
Nova Scotia had the largest employment gain in Atlantic Canada with an increase of 7,200 jobs, mostly in part-time work.
Grand Bay Teen’s Fitness Videos Viewed By Millions On YouTube, TikTok
Eighteen-year-old Anna McNulty creates flexibility routines, workouts, acrobatic tutorials and lifestyle videos which she posts on across Instagram, TikTok and her central platform, YouTube.
$100,000 Up For Grabs In Nova Scotia Health Innovation Pitch Competition
A chance at a juicy government contract, as well as $100,000 will be up for grabs in the Nova Scotia Health Challenge designed to foster collaboration and innovation in the health and medical technology industries.
Report Says ‘Living Wage’ Around $20 Per Hour In Halifax, Saint John
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says the minimum wage should be raised to $15, but the CEO of the Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce says businesses can’t afford a large increase.
N.B. Farmers Oppose Proposed Glyphosate Ban
A ban would place the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers at risk because there are no alternatives on the market, say the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick (AANB) and Bleuets NB Blueberries (BNBB).
