Residents Startled By Explosion At Recycling Facility, But Advocates Say Situation Improving
Raven Blue, a Saint John resident who lives near the facility, says the explosions are not as frequent but he remains concerned about air quality issues.
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m5 Expansion In Saint John Includes Takeover Of Revolution Strategy
It is the second deal in recent months involving companies operated by entrepreneurs Derek and Terri Riedle. Late last year, U.S.-based New Frontier Data acquired Civilized, a cannabis media company based in Saint John and California.
City Needs More Funding To Repair Sea Wall On Old Coast Guard Site
The upgrades, which include repairing and building up the sea wall, are necessary for work to start on the Fundy Quay housing and commercial development.
Cannabis NB Reports $11M In Third-Quarter Sales
Cannabis NB says it made $11 million in sales during the previous quarter. But there is a catch: this year’s third quarter lasted three weeks longer than last year.
Michelle Scott Is A True Champion For UNB Saint John’s International MBA Students
The Program Administration and Student Development Officer for the University of New Brunswick’s MBA program works with students from all around the world, and was recently honoured with a Diversity Champion Award from PRUDE.
Saint John Breaks Home Sales Record
A total of 2,292 homes were sold from Sussex to St. Stephen in 2019, according to the Saint John Real Estate Board.
Saint John Executive Will Become CEO Of Dillon Consulting
Sean Hanlon now heads a company that has 19 offices and more than 800 employees across Canada.
Construction Date Pushed Back For Apartment Complex To Replace ‘Jelly Bean’ Buildings
The mixed-income building in uptown Saint John will have 47 units and ground-floor commercial spaces. Work could begin as early as this fall after some design changes were made.
Fadi’s Pizza & Donair Reopens In Fredericton Under New Ownership
Tania Tahan and Hiyam El-Tahhan were longtime customers themselves and would frequently come dine with their families before Fadi’s Pizza closed last spring.
N.B. Labour Minister Says Private Sector Shouldn’t Worry About SEED Changes
Trevor Holder says private sector employers can still access students even though the Student Employment Experience Development (SEED) program is now closed to them.
