Provinces Prop Up Maritime Bus With $900,000 Investment
New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island will give a combined $900,000 to the company, which says it has lost tens of millions of dollars over the course of the pandemic.
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Why Introhive Made The List Of Best Places For Hybrid Work In Canada
The Fredericton-headquartered company’s commitment to creating a flexible work environment for its employees has earned it a place on the 2022 list of Best Workplaces for Hybrid Work in Canada.
Mastercard Invests $1.75-Million In UNB Cybersecurity Institute
The money will help beef up CIC’s “internet of things” laboratory by establishing a research chair specializing in IoT security. It will also provide scholarships for students.
N.B. Pilot Program Sees 80 International Nurses Hired
The aim of the pilot program is to support internationally educated nurses as they apply for immigration and help them meet registration requirements to live and work in New Brunswick.
Horizon Health Strained By Covid Absences
Horizon Health continues to deal with hundreds of staff absences because of Covid-19 illness and isolation.
Federal Budget Good For Atlantic Canada On Housing And Immigration: APEC
With supports for Indigenous communities, measures to improve housing affordability, and steps to address labour market challenges, how much difference will Budget 2022’s spending make in Atlantic Canada?
Experiential Learning At UNB’s Faculty of Management Is Solving Business Problems And Launching New Ventures
For students Brady Vandervelden, Marc Brown and Francisco Ponce, UNB’s MBA program gave them the knowledge to solve problems to help launch their new very own business venture – Smart Bottle.
Strike At Moncton Car Dealership
Technicians, apprentices, and employees in the parts and detailing departments are included in the job action.
Moncton Hands Out Record-Breaking Number Of Building Permits
The city says the first quarter of 2022 brought in an all-time high of 202 building permits, valued at a combined $40-million.
National Jobless Rate Hits Record Low, But Trends Higher In The Maritimes
Canada’s unemployment rate has fallen to a record low of 5.3 percent, according to Statistics Canada. Meanwhile, New Brunswick sits at 7.7 percent and Nova Scotia at 6.5 percent.
