Politicians and CEOs Divided on Atlantic Loop
The long-promised project dominated discussions at the Atlantic Economic Forum this week.
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My City Life to Open Fifth Location in Less Than Four Years
After less than four years in operation, My City Life is working on opening its fifth location. Michael Melvin, owner and co-founder of My City Life, says that this will be their first store outside of Saint John, being the first step in their business long plan.
N.B. Housing Hub Calls for $1B investment in Housing Over 5 years
Housing Hub of New Brunswick says the province should invest $1 billion over the next five years to create 10,000 community housing units.
Two New Cranes Operating at Port Saint John
It’s another milestone in the $205-million modernization project at Port Saint John.
Atlantic Economic Forum Leaders: Act in the Present to Change the Future
The inaugural Atlantic economic Forum came to a close yesterday in Antigonish, Nova Scotia.
Little Known Organization Helps New Brunswick and its Neighbours Fight Forest Fires
Forest Protection Limited started as a solution to the spruce budworm problem but quickly embraced aerial fire fighting capabilities.
Ashwin Kutty Named Downtown Halifax Business Commission Board Chair
The WeUsThem president was officially named to the position at the organization’s annual general meeting on June 21.
Fredericton’s New Performing Arts Centre Approved for Budget Increase and Final Designs
Fredericton’s new Performing Arts Centre has been approved for a budget of $81.7 million. Aiming to start construction by the end of 2024, this five-level centre will definitely be something to check out once completed.
Thirty-storey Apartment Building Proposed for Moncton’s Downtown
The project is a multi-storey, mixed-use development with commercial and retail space on the ground floor. It would include 258 underground and interior parking spots.
Atlantic Canadians ‘want the lowest cost’ for Atlantic Loop, says APEC CEO
If we’re going to spend billions of dollars investing in something that is not the lowest-cost solution. Then ratepayers and businesses and houses are going to be paying more,” says David Chaundy.
