Why This N.B. Retiree Started A Business That Helps People With Life Transitions
Lorne Brett says many retired professionals want to keep working after they “retire” and they can help address the skills shortage in the province’s labour market.
New Brunswick
Ethel & Mary’s Opening In Uptown Saint John On February 25
The diner-style restaurant aims to give customers a sense of nostalgia and surprise by applying culinary knowledge to home-style, family favourite dishes.
Construction Could Begin This Spring On Gothic Arches Development
The seven-storey, 83-unit luxury apartment building, which will replace the former church, could be ready by the summer of 2021.
Organigram Begins Shipping Its First Cannabis Infused Chocolates This Week
The truffles, branded ‘Edison Bytes’, are the Moncton company’s first edibles to go to market.
Unionized Workers At Saint John Airport Have New Deal
According to the airport, the agreement ensures the 25 unionized employees receive a new pension plan and wage increases over the next five years.
Moncton Environmentalists Protest Gas Pipeline In B.C., Oil Sands Mine In Alberta
The protestors say the country shouldn’t be supporting any fossil fuel energy projects, including the renewed push to extract natural gas resources in New Brunswick.
Wyndham Destinations, Jazz Aviation Make Forbes List Of Best Canadian Employers
Saint John-based Wyndham and Dartmouth-based Jazz were two of 11 regional companies, governments and organizations on the list.
New Brunswick Adds 4,600 Jobs In January
The unemployment rate was unchanged at 7.5 percent as the number of people searching for work increased by 5,100 people.
Office Vacancy Rates Down In Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton
Halifax was the only Atlantic Canadian city to see an increase in the vacancy rate as of the end of the year.
Veg Out Expanding In Fredericton To Northside Market
Shelby Harnish and Patrick Stewart will be opening up a stall with their plant-based street food on February 15.
