Business Leaders, Mayor Blame Regulatory Delays, Changes for Killing Energy East
Saint John Mayor Don Darling is frustrated that regulatory uncertainty cost the city jobs and much-needed tax revenue.
New Brunswick
TransCanada Cancels the Energy East Pipeline Project
TransCanada President and Chief Executive Officer Russ Girling says it’s no longer worth proceeding with the project.
Welcome to Kebab House: Iranian Immigrants to Open Persian Restaurant Uptown
Donya Khodadadi and Afshin Ghanbari bring their love of food and community to uptown Saint John.
N.B. Needs More Companies that Export Goods, Says Analyst
The number of companies that export goods has fallen since 2010 and the province is too focused on the U.S., says APEC researcher
Five Moncton Companies in the Global Fintech Industry
A look at some of the fintech companies in Moncton looking to shake things up.
Liberal MP Wayne Long Votes in Support of Conservative Motion on Tax Proposals
The Saint John-Rothesay MP was the only Liberal supporter of Conservative motion to extend consultation period.
N.B. Employers Face 15 Per Cent Increase in Workers Compensation Rates
The increase was necessary because of rising claim costs, said WorkSafeNB’s acting president and CEO.
Irving Companies Join Former Premier On New List of Registered Lobbyists
The New Brunswick government had set a registration deadline of Oct. 1.
Saint John Conference Will Showcase Urban Music on the East Coast
The three-day event will bring together musical acts, fans and industry insiders to celebrate and promote the region’s best in hip-hop, R&B, jazz and reggae.
MP Alaina Lockhart Says Tax Proposals Are About Fairness for the Middle Class
The new Parliamentary Secretary of Small Business and Tourism speaks with Huddle about the contentious debate between the government and small business owners.
