We’re Lost Without A Leader In An Economic Storm
There’s no way around it, our elected “leaders” are acting like clueless cowards while the most vulnerable suffer. And the list of people we can call vulnerable is steadfastly increasing.
New Brunswick
Air Canada Adding Flights Between Saint John And Toronto
Starting next summer, there will be three daily flights to and from Ontario’s provincial capital, one of several changes announced by the country’s largest airline earlier this week.
Moncton Retailer Confirms Plans For Former Hilfiger Haunt
Sounds Fantastic has ambitious plans for the space once occupied by Tommy Hilfiger.
Net Mender Weaves Passion And Tradition In Mat-Making Business
Bob Edwards got the inkling that knots and ropes would be the basis of his business from the time he learned to tie his shoes.
IBM Plans To Hire 250 For New Centre In Fredericton
The province is investing up to $4.8 million to help create the positions at the new client innovation centre.
Moncton Airport Passenger Levels On A Path To Pre-Pandemic Levels
About 460,000 passengers are expected at the airport before the end of this year or about 70 percent of pre-pandemic levels.
Atlantic Law Firm Wins National Recognition for Volunteer Efforts
McInnes Cooper was honoured for their volunteerism with equity seeking and marginalized groups.
Renée Losier Shares Her Passion For Scandinavian Décor In Fredericton Shop
A trip to see her daughter in Finland inspired her to open Scandimodern over eight years ago.
Cruise Traffic In Atlantic Canada Exceeds Expectations In 2022
Cruise Atlantic Canada says that 474 ships and 622,811 passengers visited the four Atlantic provinces, an increase of 24 percent from 2019.
Bank Of Canada Raises Interest Rate For Seventh Time This Year
The bank is trying to bring down inflation, which at 6.9 percent in October remained well above its target of two percent.
