N.B. Chambers Of Commerce Launch Recovery Guide For Businesses
The guide is meant to help businesses craft a written operational plan, which is required before they re-open.
New Brunswick
Key Industries Wants To Celebrate Saint John’s ‘Essential Heroes’
Key Industries is giving away 1,000 t-shirts to local heroes as a way of saying thanks for stepping up during the COVID-19 crisis. The public will be able to nominate individuals, organizations, or businesses over at the Key Industries and Promo Heroes Facebook pages.
Potential Motors Raises $2.5-Million To Develop Vehicle Safety And Performance Software
The Fredericton-based company, which is working to develop the next-generation electric vehicle control system, will use the investment to grow its local workforce.
Genrus United Giving 500 N.B. Residents Memberships To Prescription Medication Program
The Truro-based company has developed a plan to help ease the financial strain of prescription medications.
New Case Of Covid-19 In New Brunswick
Dr. Jennifer Russell said the new case is an individual in their 30s who lives in the Fredericton area.
We Praise Them For Their Work, So Why Not Pay Them What They Deserve
Caregivers in New Brunswick are taking care of the province’s most vulnerable people, yet the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted their plight with low pay and tough working conditions.
Calgary Investors Purchase Uptown Saint John Office Building
Brock Rogerson, who currently owns about 133 residential units in Saint John, says the building on Prince William Street has great potential if the planned Fundy Quay project goes ahead.
Ottawa Commits $252-Million To Help Farmers And Food Processors
The amount is far lower than the $2.6-billion that the Canadian Federation of Agriculture said was needed for an agriculture and agri-food emergency fund to help maintain food security.
Ang & Sal’s Hairstyling Closes After 36 Years In Uptown Saint John
Closing the salon on April 27 and leaving his clients was as painful to Salvatore (“Sal”) Scichilone as when he left Sicily by boat to come here in 1966.
City Council Votes To Keep Saint John Energy
Councillors voted overwhelmingly against the possibility of selling Saint John Energy at Monday’s meeting. They also voted against the idea of a new permit on heavy trucks using city roads.
