Year In Review: Lars Osberg On How To Address Income Inequality
The McCulloch professor of economics at Dalhousie University talks about navigating the pandemic economy and how minimum wage increases will play out in the next year.
New Brunswick
Vito’s Will Close Rothesay Avenue Location In Saint John
The Georgoudis family says it will search for a better location and the other two will remain open.
Year In Review: Kevin Russell Reflects On Challenges For Rental Property Owners
The executive director of the Investment Property Owners Association of Nova Scotia says the industry was hurt by significantly increased operating costs and the extension of the province’s rent cap program.
N.S. and N.B. Housing Markets Still Hot As Year End Approaches
Housing prices continued to climb in New Brunswick in November, with sale prices up 30 percent over the previous year, and the Canadian Real Estate Association (CRE) says this upward trend should carry over into 2022.
Warung Indonesia Opens Permanent Location In Downtown Fredericton
The popular food truck at markets in the downtown core now is now located at the King’s Place Mall food court.
Team Canada Suits Up For The World Juniors With Help From New Brunswick’s Country Liberty
Members of Team Canada and the Team Canada Families will sport Country Liberty’s items as part of the upcoming 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, which begins on Boxing Day.
Year In Review: Mayor Mike Savage On Managing Growth In Halifax
The Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) added people and businesses last year, despite the challenges of the pandemic.
Year In Review: Fredericton Chamber CEO Krista Ross On Supporting Businesses Through Tough Times
Restrictions around operating during COVID-19 and an announced increase to the minimum wage made for a challenging year for Fredericton area businesses.
Growing Cellphone Repair Shop Opening At New Fredericton Location
Jordan Irvine said his repair business has come a long way from him fixing cellphones on a modified cooking sheet in his car in a parking lot in Woodstock, serving customers across Carleton and York Counties.
More Atlantic Canadians Will Consider Buying An Electric Vehicle In The Next Year
Electric vehicle purchase intent is closely tied to concern about climate change according to recent polling from Narrative Research.
