Truckers Face Lengthy Delays Entering New Brunswick
As an essential service, the head of the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association says they should have a dedicated lane that allows them to bypass travellers in the long lines.
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Black In The Maritimes Podcast Wants To Amplify Unheard Voices
The Moncton-based podcasters have started a GoFundMe campaign to expand and amplify their coverage of black, Indigenous, immigrant and LGBTQ communities.
The Brick Opening In Fredericton Next Week
This will be The Brick’s fourth New Brunswick location. It opened its Saint John store back in June and has one in Moncton and Woodstock as well.
Union Wants Investigation Into N.B.’s Private Nursing Homes
The New Brunswick Nurses Union says there is an “extraordinary accumulation of evidence” that substandard care in privatized nursing homes is putting Canadian seniors at risk.
Fundraisers Turn To Fredericton Startup, Find Success With ‘Virtual Raffles’
The Lotto Factory, which offers a software platform for non-profits and charitable organizations to host 50/50 draws and raffles online, has seen an influx of new customers since the start of the pandemic.
It’s Full Steam Ahead For New Delta Hotels Restaurant In Fredericton
More than 70 years ago, the steamers of the St. John River would stop at 36 places along the river – one of those stops is now the location of Delta Fredericton Hotels’ new restaurant Stmr.36 BBQ and Social.
Irving Oil Cuts 250 Jobs
The workforce reduction amounts to six percent of the company’s global workforce.
Saint John Artist Finds Meaning And Value In Furniture Making
Using reclaimed wood sourced everywhere from dumpsters to Habitat For Humanity, Tony Klipin strives to make something meaningful and beautiful out of something that’s been thrown away.
Fredericton Geo-Mapping Startup Revamps Strategy, Raising Funds
CEO Norm Couturier says 3D Planeta’s reworked sales and marketing strategy was in response to Covid-19 rendering the company’s previous, travel-heavy approach unworkable.
Residential Growth Remains Strong In Moncton Despite Covid-19
Commercial building activity slowed considerably in the second quarter, but the city issued $41.9-million worth of building permits for residential projects.
