WELCOME HOME: 5 Things To Know Before Leaving The Big City For The Atlantic Provinces
We spoke with two families who recently relocated to the Maritimes from larger urban centres and asked their advice for people who want to make the same move.
New Brunswick
Saint John Developer Will Pay For Park Improvements As Part Of 180-Unit Development
Common Council has officially approved the Landmark building, a nine-storey apartment complex overlooking Tin Can Beach.
What You Could Learn From PRUDE’s Workplace Bias Recognition Program
The New Brunswick group has worked with organizations such as RBC and NBCC on how to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Fredericton Retail Property Company Building New Chain Restaurants, Superstore In N.S.
Plaza Retail REIT’s quarterly earnings report showed continued, steady recovery from their financial hit due to the Covid-19 pandemic, even with new lockdowns down because of Covid-19.
Moltex Small Nuclear Reactor Should Be Operational By Early 2030s
The Moltex Clean Energy small modular reactor (SMR) should be installed and operational at Point Leapreau by the early 2030s, the company said in a virtual update Monday.
Local Hot Sauce Company Heats Up The Northside Market In Fredericton
Friends Dylan Gaudet and Tyler McGrath had a simple goal: make good hot sauce and build a great brand.
Uptown Saint John Pleased To See Patio Fees Waived
Executive Director Nancy Tissington said she’s heard from three businesses that are now looking into building a patio for the first time due to the change.
N.B. Adds 4,100 Jobs, Unemployment Drops To 8.5 Percent
The latest Labour Force Survey released by Statistics Canada indicated a positive month for New Brunswick’s job force, especially when compared to its provincial counterparts.
N.B. Report Recommends Against Capping Rent Increases
The province’s top civil servant said the topic of rent control and caps was raised during consultations, but it could have “significant negative consequences” by discouraging developers from building new units.
How This Moncton Cafe Has Survived Through A Decade Of Changes
For businesses in downtown Moncton to survive issues like homelessness and rising property taxes, the secret is to understand the characteristics of downtown, according to local cafe owner David Shin.
