N.B. Will Require Residents, Travellers To Show Proof Of Vaccination
With the province on track to see 100 new cases a day, Dr. Russell pleaded to those who have not been vaccinated to do so as soon as possible.
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International Students Bring Family Business to Fredericton
Vam Vam Jewelry was started by Valeria Boquin and her twin sister Monica, who moved to Fredericton from Honduras for university in 2018. When they went home for Christmas, they were inspired by the entrepreneurial women in their family.
Three CUPE Locals Vote In Favour Of A Strike In N.B.
The union announced results from the first rounds of strike votes that include workers from WorkSafe NB, court stenographers and the community colleges.
New Chocolate Factory And Boutique Opening In Moncton
Artisanal cacao bean-to-bar company LaRouère fabrique de chocolat, formerly known as Chocolat berNard, will soon open its chocolate factory and boutique in the Saint George Street Urban Quarter.
Saint John Woman Faces $950 Rent Increase
For the past five years, Train paid $850 per month with utilities included. She now feels no choice but to move, which is hard to do with rental prices increasing in the city, as they are elsewhere in the region.
Saint John Chamber Launches ‘Lift Up Local’ Campaign
CEO David Duplisea says they have secured funding from the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce and the federal government to support existing events like the Queen Square Farmers Market.
N.B. Implements New Mask Rules In Schools After Spike In Covid-19 Cases
Premier Blaine Higgs warned Monday that more restrictions could be coming in the days ahead in an effort to control the fourth wave of the virus.
Saint John Medical Team Wins $500,000 In Lions’ Den Competition
A proposal to create a 3D artificial intelligence lab to improve surgical outcomes is closer to becoming a reality thanks to a unique medical competition involving a team of businesspeople acting as judges.
Unemployment Rate Drops In N.S., Remains The Same In N.B.
According to the latest Statistics Canada labour force data, Nova Scotia added nearly 4,000 jobs while New Brunswick lost 500.
Saint John Medical Team Makes Lions’ Den Pitch For Drug Testing Equipment
The team of health professionals is one of three competing in this year’s Lions’ Den competition hosted by the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation.
