Province Pledges $490,000 To Develop Workforce As Thousands Of Unfilled IT Jobs Loom
Working with UNB’s McKenna Institute, TechImpact will manage a province-wide, multi-stakeholder effort to train, attract and retain IT professionals.
Working with UNB’s McKenna Institute, TechImpact will manage a province-wide, multi-stakeholder effort to train, attract and retain IT professionals.
The Georgoudis family, which owns Vito’s restaurants, is mourning the loss of its oldest patriarch. Constantine “Costa” Georgoudis passed away on Sunday at the age of 90, according to his obituary.
Sponsored: As a former international student now supporting other international students, Serge Zably knows how vital newcomers are to their communities, as well as what opportunities are available to them after graduation.
A council vote has paved the way for developer Jim Toogood to build a 54-unit apartment building, with access from Barnaby Street off Pleasant Street.
Ed Barrett wished the University of New Brunswick’s “entrepreneurial” leaders “many sleepless nights” and “exciting mornings” at an event in Saint Andrews Tuesday announcing the establishment of the Barrett Chair in Entrepreneurship for Digital Transformation.
The Mosaiq Festival will be returning to Greater Moncton late this July after a two-year hiatus.
This week’s Digital Innovation Summit is just another step in the province’s digital transformation, says McKenna, a journey that started last fall with the formation of The McKenna Institute at UNB.
The company that owns Moncton’s daily newspaper, the Times & Transcript, announced it will discontinue Monday deliveries of the paper, effective May 16.
After three years without a ratified nursing home agreement, the New Brunswick Nurses Union and the New Brunswick Association of Nursing Homes aim to sign off on a new deal this Friday
LCL Excavation can tell how quickly demand for housing is growing from the amount of water mains and roads it’s installing in Moncton subdivisions.