Premier Higgs Says Tax Reductions, Shale Gas Could Increase Investments In N.B.
Blaine Higgs also talked about fixing the province’s finances and labour force development in a speech to the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce.
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J.D. Irving Plans To Hire 7,500 People In The Next Three Years
Across the organization, the areas with the highest number of job opportunities include operations, shipping, supply and logistics, retail sales, and finance.
Quber Uses Savings App To Help Moncton United Way To Meet Fundraising Goal
The Moncton startup will donate money to the Greater Moncton & South Eastern New Brunswick United Way for each new user of their app that helps people meet their savings goals.
Saint John Is Getting A New Comedy Club In The Space Where Yuk Yuk’s Used To Be
A few months after Yuk Yuk’s comedy club closed its doors uptown, the former owner has announced that he’s opening a new club to take its place.
New Brunswick Startup Helps Companies Become More Diverse And Inclusive
Dr. Leeno Karumanchery, chief diversity of MESH/diversity, says the number of businesses wanting to make meaningful efforts to become more diverse and inclusive is only going to grow with global movements like #MeToo and Time’s Up.
Atlantic Premiers Want Free Movement Of Doctors, Nurses Among Provinces
At a meeting in Charlottetown, the four premiers say the move will help address the challenges posed by an aging population and higher-than-average incidences of chronic diseases.
Developer Gets ‘Green Light’ For 32-Unit Building In Downtown Moncton
ML Rental’s new building on 170 Victoria Street will target professionals working downtown, or retired people who want to live in the city’s core and walk everywhere.
New Food Guide Set To Challenge Prominence Of Meat And Dairy Industries
The new Health Canada food guide is a win for plant−protein farmers, like those growing beans, chickpeas and lentils, but a potential threat to meat producers.
Downtown Moncton Will Take Longer To Make $3.75-Million Contribution To Avenir Centre
Downtown Moncton Centre-ville Inc. will now make its $3.75 million contribution over 30 years instead of over 15 years as it had previously planned.
N.B. Expat Who’s Worked For Google, Twitter, Wants To Expand Business In Province
Saint John native Matthew Carpenter-Arevalo runs a business in Ecuador that specializes in digital marketing strategy and lead generation for businesses looking to export into international markets.
