A Hundred New Homes In Moncton Will Make Up N.B.s First Solar-Powered Neighbourhood
The homes will have the latest smart energy technologies, including home energy management systems, rooftop solar panels and smart energy storage batteries.
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New Initiative Brings Uptown Shopping To You
Uptown Saint John is doing deliveries for city centre businesses, free of charge to customers in Greater Saint John.
Inuit Art Holiday Sale To Pop Up In The Heart Of Downtown Moncton
John Lafford is introducing the Hub City to his dashing selection of sculptures from the Cape Dorset Inuit Art collection.
‘Orange Phase’ Could Make Challenging Winter Months Even Harder For Local Restaurants
Typically this time of year is the busiest for local restaurants because of bookings for work Christmas parties and holiday gatherings. This would give them the nest egg they need to get through the slow winter months. But with the current restrictions, that may not be the case.
Saint John Recycling Facility Faces ‘In-Depth Investigation’
New Brunswick’s environment department says it will investigate American Iron and Metal’s operations
after a series of recent explosions at the facility that upset residents who live near the waterfront.
AIM President Says Company Has Made ‘Considerable’ Effort To Reduce Explosions
American Iron & Metal is responding to concerns about recent explosions at its west side Saint John recycling facility.
‘Super-Spreader’ Event Led To 60 Covid-19 Cases In Saint John
Dr. Jennifer Russell says someone who was asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic attended an event, which has resulted in 60 direct and indirect confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Report Shows More Women, Newcomers, Indigenous People Becoming Entrepreneurs In Fredericton
The Planet Hatch report shows 36 percent of all entrepreneurs in Fredericton are women, up from 20 percent in the 2019 report.
Moncton Area Construction Firms Will Contribute $1-Million To ‘Build For The Future’
Ten companies in the construction sector, led by LuMar Electric and Martell Custom Homes, committed to raising $10,000 or more each year for up to 10 years for an initiative with United Way to help at-risk youth in Greater Moncton.
Recycling Facility On Saint John Waterfront Forced To Close After Explosion
American Iron & Metal has been forced to temporarily shut down operations after yet another explosion on Monday.
