Forty-Three Interveners To Speak At Point Lepreau License Hearing
The final part of a public hearing on the application is happening in Saint John, starting May 10.
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BarBurrito’s Waleed Khokhar Says N.B.’s International Students Are ‘Incredible Assets’
Sponsored: International students are thriving in New Brunswick, and Waleed Khokhar is one example of a hard-working newcomer who came here for academics and stayed for the opportunities New Brunswick has to offer.
Quispamsis To Explore Ridesharing Bylaw
Recent amendments to New Brunswick’s Motor Vehicle Act paved the way for municipalities to introduce their own ridesharing legislation.
Four Companies Awarded Contracts For Work On Saint John Waterfront
Saint John common council has approved four contracts for the public space portion of the development.
Saint John Passes Ridesharing Bylaw
Fredericton has had a ridesharing bylaw for more than two years, but there are no companies currently operating in the city.
Empire Unveils Sobeys Stadium in Toronto, Part Of Enhanced Partnership With Tennis Canada
In an evolving partnership with Tennis Canada that will help grow the game nationally, Empire’s unveiling of Sobeys Stadium in Toronto this week goes beyond naming rights.
WorkingNB Wants Your Ideas Around Growing The Province’s Labour Force
Sponsored: Some ideas already floating around include how to better welcome newcomers to New Brunswick, attracting more tradespeople, youth, and working with underrepresented groups in society.
Interim Patio Season Gives Hope To Saint John Businesses
Starting in June, the City of Saint John will open an interim patio season at the boardwalk.
First Shipping Containers Moved In For Permanent Area 506 Site
Over the weekend, the team from Area 506 started to move the first group of shipping containers for its much-anticipated Container Village.
Industry Association Welcomes New Tourism Funding
More money for the province’s tourism sector is being welcomed by the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick.
