Inuit Art Holiday Sale To Pop Up In The Heart Of Downtown Moncton
John Lafford is introducing the Hub City to his dashing selection of sculptures from the Cape Dorset Inuit Art collection.
Fredericton
‘Super-Spreader’ Event Led To 60 Covid-19 Cases In Saint John
Dr. Jennifer Russell says someone who was asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic attended an event, which has resulted in 60 direct and indirect confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Report Shows More Women, Newcomers, Indigenous People Becoming Entrepreneurs In Fredericton
The Planet Hatch report shows 36 percent of all entrepreneurs in Fredericton are women, up from 20 percent in the 2019 report.
This Immigration Firm Is Helping Employers Find Workers At Home And Abroad
Swallow Immigration Consultancy has been helping immigrants come and settle in New Brunswick for years. But it now wants to help the province’s employers fill their staff shortages, too.
Energy Efficient Co-Working Space Opens In Fredericton
A new co-working space is opening at 82 Westmorland Street, in one of Fredericton’s most eco-friendly buildings.
NouLAB And Atlantic Colleges Get Over $4.3-Million For Skill Shortage Projects
Future Skills Centre is a federal government-funded research and collaboration hub aimed at helping Canadians prepare for employment and meeting employers’ emerging talent needs
Survey Aims To Uncover Experiences Of Racism In New Brunswick
The New Brunswick Multicultural Council (NBMC) wants to understand experiences and perceptions of racism in the province, including in businesses and workplaces.
ONB Supports The Companies That Will Build A ‘NEW’ New Brunswick
As we head into 2021, the Opportunities NB team is focused on supporting the innovation and creativity of these companies, and what we see as the four key drivers of growth for them and for the province.
N.B. Announces 14 New Covid-19 Cases Sunday
Nine of the new cases are in the Saint John region, including six cases revealed by the Shannex care home late Saturday.
Fredericton Region Moves To The ‘Orange’ Phase
Dr. Jennifer Russell also said that all non-essential travellers entering New Brunswick will have to self-isolate for 14 days, meaning that the Atlantic travel bubble is essentially over.
