Sephora Opening In Saint John
McAllister Place has announced it will welcome French cosmetics chain Sephora to its mall in the east end of Saint John.
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Liberty Natural Gas: A Cost-Effective And Reliable Alternative For Business Owners
Sponsored: In an era in which the costs of living and doing business continue to rise, natural gas is bucking that trend and has saved New Brunswickers over $45-million in the last five years.
New Organization A ‘Game-Changer’ For N.B. Disability Employment Services
The provincial government unveiled a new collaborated approach Tuesday that will create a pathway to help people living with a disability enter the workforce.
16,000 Ukrainians Have Arrived In Canada Since January
More than 16,000 Ukrainians have arrived in Canada since January. Another 54,000 have been approved to travel to Canada over the last three weeks.
Suspicious Overnight Fire Destroys Another Business In The Cap-Pelé Area
A suspicious fire at Chez Camille ruined the building but didn’t injure anyone. The fire was the latest in a string of suspicious fires at businesses in the region over the past year.
Grand Manan Adds New Summer Festival
GRAND MANAN–Performers and vendors are needed for a new event in Grand Manan. Island Fest will be held from July 29th to 31st. Councillor Joanne Brown says Island Fest is a result of a newly-formed Arts and Culture Committee. Brown says the Rotary festival ended a couple of years ago and left a hole in […]
Public Asked To Weigh In On The Future Of Saint John City Market
The public can provide feedback until May 10 on everything from the right vendor mix, to use of space at The Saint John City Market.
Inflation Hits 31-Year High
Canada’s inflation rate reached a new, 31-year high of 6.7 percent in March. That is a full percentage point higher than the 5.7 percent gain we saw in February.
S.J. Employer Engagement Event Facilitates Discussions About Newcomer Employment
Sponsored: Over 70 community stakeholders from 37 local organizations gathered for a meaningful conversation about leveraging newcomer talent to meet the staffing needs in the ever-evolving local labour market.
Saint John Bylaw Paves The Way For Ride-Sharing Services, But Will Any Come To The City?
Saint John could become the second New Brunswick municipality to allow ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. Councillors passed the first and second reading of a bylaw Tuesday night to regulate the service.
