Moncton’s SnapAP Completes First Phase Of $2-Million Funding Round
This marks the first ever capital funding deal with primarily Israeli investors for a fintech startup in Atlantic Canada.
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How UNB Keeps Students And Surrounding Community Safe During The Pandemic
Many students will be arriving at UNB campuses in Fredericton and Saint John from around the world in the midst of a pandemic this winter. With experience from the first wave of COVID-19, UNB is prepared to receive them.
Bill To Allow Permanent Residents To Vote Proposed In N.B. Legislature
If the bill becomes law, New Brunswick will be the first Canadian province to allow permanent residents to vote municipally.
PropertyGuys.com Expands To South Africa
The Moncton-based company started by three university students has grown to an international company with more than 120 franchise units in Canada and the United States.
NAV Canada Eliminates Positions In Moncton As Part Of Nationwide Layoffs
Around 180 operational and technology staff nationwide have been let go from NAV Canada.
N.B. Employers ‘Very Cautious’ About Hiring New Staff
Employers in Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John anticipate a relatively optimistic employment outlook next quarter but are feeling timid when it comes to hiring, according to one staffing firm.
How the UNBSJ MBA Program Is Training The Sales Leaders Of The Future
Students like Kola Oshundiya are a step ahead with an MBA from the University of Saint John and certification from the Canadian Professional Sales Association.
PAL Airlines Adds Moncton-To-Newfoundland Flight Routes
The company is adding a Moncton-Deer Lake route and a Moncton-Wabush route to its winter flight schedule.
Bank Of Canada Official Says Economy Won’t Recover Fully Until 2023
But deputy governor Paul Beaudry says Atlantic Canada’s relatively low Covid-19 caseload has allowed the region to keep the economy going with many businesses and establishments remaining open.
N.B. Downtown Associations Launch Campaign To Promote Local Businesses
DCNB represents the province’s 26 Business Improvement Areas (BIAs), which focus solely on downtowns and represent the interests of downtown businesses.
