A Functional, Sustainable Workers’ Compensation System is Everyone’s Goal
Employers and employees should be concerned about rising costs of administering the system.
Opinion
N.B. Doctor Still Baffled by Ottawa’s Political End Game on Tax Proposals
Dr. Michael Simon can’t understand why the Trudeau government would alienate large groups of voters.
GDP Growth Rate Is a Good News Story About the N.B. Economy
Traditional sectors like forestry and aquaculture are doing well, but so are sectors like ICT that are newer to the economy.
Put the ‘Old Fogies’ to Work: It’s Good for Them and the Economy
David Campbell says older New Brunswickers have a lot to contribute if they choose to keep working.
How Private Sector Stores Would Keep Pot Prices Low Enough to Kill Black Market
AIMS researcher says wages would be too high in stores run by NB Liquor.
The ‘Taintvilles’ of the World Need To Find Their Place on the Map
Communities across the province and the country are struggling to find their economic purpose.
Business Wants to Take Politics Out of This process – Does Minister Morneau?
Krista Ross says the country needs a Royal Commission on tax reform that’s about policy, not politics.
4 Lessons We Should Learn From Frank McKenna’s Legacy
The former premier is still influential here, but he hasn’t left a lasting impression on our approach to government.
Chasing Amazon? May I Suggest You Consider Facebook Instead?
David Campbell says a 1,000-person Facebook cybersecurity/content centre would thrive in New Brunswick.
Our Entrepreneurs Could Learn a Lot from the Chinese
There has been a marked decline in employment levels in N.B. small businesses over the last decade.
