National Builders Conference Will Bring $475,000 To Saint John
450 renovators, home builders, and product and material manufacturers will take part in the Canadian Homebuilders Association Housing Week conference in May of 2021.
New Brunswick
Irving Oil In Court On 3 Charges Related To Refinery Explosion
It was a very brief appearance with the case adjourned again until April 15.
Chamber Of Commerce Concerned CN Rail Shutdown Impacting Shipping Lines
David Duplisea said the province is export-dependent, and business is being negatively affected by blockades in support of the Wet’suwet’en people in B.C.
Lumber Producers Want To See North American Trade Deal Ratified Soon
The majority of New Brunswick Lumber Producers members are paying a duty of more than 20 percent on exports to the United States.
N.B. Could Lead Efforts To Develop Clean Energy Small Nuclear Reactors
Colleen d’Entremont says the reactors, which are about the size of a gymnasium, provide the best promise for Canada in reaching carbon emissions reductions targets for 2050.
N.B.’s Minimum Wage Will Increase 20 Cents To $11.70 An Hour
The rate will be raised April 1, but it will be well below the rate in neighbouring Maritime provinces.
Unions And Community Partners Grant Wishes To Children Struggling With Illnesses
It could be an elaborate outdoor playset, or a trip to Toronto to watch a Maple Leafs game and meet their star players. These are all the dreams of children and teens who have been part of the Workers4Wishes program.
This Saint John Company Is Helping Funeral Homes Modernize The Donations Process
Donation Processors is a payment processing and data-tracking company that aims to streamline the memorial donation process for donors as well as decrease administrative costs for funeral home staff.
Uncorked Tours Opening Tasting Room In Saint John City Market
It will be open to the public to grab a glass of wine, craft beer, spirits and cocktails, and serve as a hub for Uncorked’s tours in the city.
Moncton Supports $12-Million Affordable Housing Project
Rising Tide plans to use the funds raised from the municipal and provincial governments to deliver a three-year program that will house 125 people in need.
