Two Ministers Out, Five Backbenchers Added to Higgs Cabinet
The move follows the resignations of two ministers — Dorothy Shephard and Trevor Holder — over the past two weeks.
New Brunswick
Feds Give $660,000 for Economic Development Initiatives in Saint John
More than half a million dollars from the federal government will help lure more tourists to Saint John and give the city’s young entrepreneurs an early head start.
Inflation Cools to 3.4 Percent in May
Canada’s inflation rate has recorded its smallest increase in nearly two years.
Salisbury’s Scooptopia Upgrades with Indoor Seating and More
Scooptopia in Salisbury has recently undergone renovations. Adding an indoor seating area to their shop, as well as much more to come, people can now enjoy their creations all year long, no matter the weather.
Saint John Kickboxer Fights to Get Colleague a New E-Bike After Theft
Amanda Ryall of KickBasics is organizing a fundraiser to help out her colleague who had his e-bike stolen in a recent break in.
Atlantic Host Hotel Joins Forces With Trademark Collection by Wyndham
The independently owned Bathurst hotel has announced its collaboration with Trademark Collection by Wyndham.
Moncton Entrepreneur ‘Living the Dream’ as DIY Home Improvement Takes Off
Covid-19 drove a lot of people to pick up DIY home improvement projects. That’s been a boon for Lisa Casey
Nursing Home Workers Pan Province’s Wage Offer
Members of the New Brunswick Council of Nursing Home Unions visited a number of MLA offices on Monday. It came a week after the union returned to the bargaining table with the employer, the New Brunswick Association of Nursing Homes.
Punishment Without Mercy
Opinion: The federal carbon tax feels like punishment from leaders that aren’t doing enough to fight against inflation and rising cost of living.
Another N.B. Cabinet Minister Resigns
Trevor Holder resigned as post-secondary education, training and labour minister on June 23.
