Developer Seeks Permission to Build 140 Apartments in Riverview
Riverview’s council is considering a proposed 140-apartment development on Buckingham Avenue, albeit with concerns for resident privacy and traffic levels on the local thoroughfare.
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QMJHL commissioner Gilles Courteau resigns after 37 years
Courteau resigned amid intense scrutiny from the province’s political class over hazing and initiations.
Burlington Flats Development Set to Break Ground
Ten percent of the units in the 49 unit development will be affordable, and a portion of those will be universally accessible.
Licence Revoked at Saint John Childcare Centre
Families of the 40 children attending Rhymes & Chymes Daycare were notified of the decision on Friday
Off The Wall Gives Love to Other Local Businesses
“We wanted to make sure that our community of small business was still going to survive and be okay,” the owners say.
Bradley Daye Wants to Humanize Nova Scotia’s Workplaces
P4G’s co-founder and C.E.O. says employers need to start thinking about how ideas like ‘the right fit’ impact who they’re hiring.
Migrant Workers in N.B. Treated Unfairly During Pandemic
Accommodations housed as many as 20 people at a time, were dirty, had no internet access, low water pressure, and low temperatures. Workers also described long hours with few breaks, lack of health and safety training, and unfair and dangerous working conditions.
New Home for Salisbury Farmers Market
A nearly $500,000 facelift for the downtown barn that houses the Salisbury Farmers and Artisans Market is nearly complete, and vendors hope to have a fully-renovated home sometime this month.
