Fredericton Tech Company Rebrands To Climative
Climative is positioning itself to provide data collaboration and analysis for the decarbonized economy.
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Staff Cuts At Acadia Broadcasting
The job cuts are company-wide but do not affect Huddle’s on-the-ground news operations.
Association Of Seafood Producers Names New Executive Director
Jeff Loder takes over for Derek Butler, who headed the organization for 19 years and stepped down in late 2022.
Canadian Economy Grew Slightly In November
Real GDP grew 0.1 percent, similar to what the nation’s economy saw in the previous five months.
National Vacancy Rate Falls To 1.9 Percent
Officials said rental housing supply surged year-over-year in 2022, but demand outpaced growth.
Fredericton Business Aims To Help Restore Native Land Through Craft
In an effort to educate the community and restore Fredericton’s native land, RB Studio Art Centre and Gallery introduces a new way to craft.
Moncton, Halifax Lead Canada In Population Growth
Atlantic Canada is an increasingly attractive place to call home for migrants from inside and outside of Canada.
Local Food Producers Say Voluntary Rules Aren’t Enough To Check Big Grocers’ Power
Two food vendors and a small independent grocer in the Maritimes say a new Grocer’s Code of Conduct will achieve little without any enforcement mechanism. Until then, big chains will continue to abuse their outsized market shares.
Bank Of Canada Raises Interest Rate To 4.5 Percent
It is the eighth consecutive increase as the central bank tries to grapple with high inflation.
Former Cabinet Ministers Call For A Unified Vision Of Canada’s New Economy
Canada must focus on creating a sustainable, inclusive economy, the former cabinet ministers say.
