Saint John Business Owner Gives Back With ‘Warming Wall’
Jill Laskey’s warming wall has a variety of free items to help people stay warm in the winter, such as hats, mitts, scarves, and even sweaters.
New Brunswick
New, Mandatory, Electronic Trackers Are ‘Peace Of Mind’ For Trucking Industry
Electronic logs streamline the administrative process, and help enforce distance and time behind the wheel regulations.
Shediac Tourism Operators Add Chocolate Factory To Downtown Destinations
The owners of a whimsical pair of hospitality destinations in downtown Shediac have added a chocolate factory to their roster, making for a trio of tourist destinations.
CEO Salaries Hit All-Time High In Canada
On January 3, at 9:34 a.m., the best-paid CEOs in Canada had already made more money than the average Canadian worker will earn over the entire year.
Advocates Hold Mock Funeral For N.B. Rent Cap
A temporary, 3.8 percent rent cap that was put in place by the province last year expired as of Dec. 31.
UNB Program Helps Newcomers Integrate Into Business Community
Sponsored: Cindy Nguyen credits the university’s Faculty of Management for helping her build a versatile skillset that’s as valuable in the job market as it was in the classroom.
World Juniors A Boon For Downtown Moncton Businesses
Businesses in the vicinity of the Avenir Center confirmed an uptick of foot traffic during World Junior games.
Three Sisters Developer Preps Former Co-op Auto Center For Downtown HQ
John Lafford, the developer behind the Three Sisters Along the River, is preparing to bring his company’s headquarters to a piece of property near the Petiticodiac he purchased last year.
Another Nacho In Saint John’s Taco Belt
Tacos and Mexican food are gaining in popularity on the Saint John restaurant scene.
Province Paid Some N.B. Doctors Nearly $2M Last Year
New Brunswick’s three highest-paid doctors each received nearly $2 million during the last fiscal year.
